Barron’s: Tax-Loss Harvesting in Bonds? This Year It’s a Big Deal.

In a recent article by Barron’s, co-lead of the municipal team, Duane McAllister, CFA, shared his insights on unprecedented muni tax-loss harvesting and the potential portfolio trade-offs investors should consider when repositioning assets.

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