Thank you for your insights. While I understand it is tax inefficient, for someone who is starting the capital will anyways be low and dividend as well.
However, investing in stocks which possibly increase dividends year on year along with capital appreciation can help one planning to achieve financial freedom quickly. Most of these companies would be predominantly from defensive sectors but have multiple growth triggers.
One benefit with dividends is they can help during sideways markets with regular increasing income when the capital appreciation is not there.
One more point anyways is I feel capital gains would eventually taxed at par with your slab over a period of time IMO. I don’t know when will this happen, but I certainly feel it will someday.
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