Row 7862

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I am shifting my taxable account from a robo-manged portfolio of individual names to a self-managed portfolio of ETFs. One benefit I am losing out on in this shift is having big gainers to siphon off to my donor advised fund to avoid paying capital gains and maximize my charitable contributions.

One way I thought to partially mimic this strategy with ETFs is to take my Large Cap US mix and split it into SPDR's 11 Sector ETFs. Won't have as big of gainers as individual names, but will have certain sectors outperform S&P substantially in some years that I can move into my charitable fund.

My question: would weighting each sector based on its Estimated Weight of Components in the S&P 500 effectively replicate the S&P?

I'm also open to any comments on my general strategy as it relates to maximizing tax advantages and charitable giving with sector ETFs as I haven't seen it specifically mentioned elsewhere.

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text I am shifting my taxable account from a robo-manged portfolio of individual names to a self-managed portfolio of ETFs. One benefit I am losing out on in this shift is having big gainers to siphon off to my donor advised fund to avoid paying capital gains and maximize my charitable contributions. One way I thought to partially mimic this strategy with ETFs is to take my Large Cap US mix and split it into SPDR's 11 Sector ETFs. Won't have as big of gainers as individual names, but will have certa…
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datetime 2024-05-17
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