VP of Investment Advisory & Sr. Investment Advisor at Donaldson Capital Management
Answered 2 years ago
Since our firm individually manages our clients' accounts, we come across this scenario routinely. A common example is when a client may come to us with low-cost basis in a non-qualified account and find themselves as "stuckholders" not stockholders. They are somewhat paralyzed to make a move with their investment portfolio, even refusing to sell an underperforming stock for fear of generating a large tax liability. In these instances, our team will build a customized Account Transition Plan to tailor an active managed approach to diversifying risk and improving their prospects for long-term growth.