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Sep 20, 2023

That's a great question. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter, as long as you account for it. Personally, I'd lean to accounting for it as a drag on returns because you don't pay tax on it like you would on money you spend on, say, your mortgage or rent.

Opher Ganel
Opher Ganel

Written by Opher Ganel

Consultant | systems engineer | physicist | writer | avid reader | amateur photographer. I write about personal finance from an often contrarian point of view.

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