Here is a tip that is going to save somebody a couple hundred bucks on their taxes next year.
If you need to sell stocks to raise cash (e.g. for a down payment or a vacation or whatever), sell the position lots with 𝘭𝘰𝘴𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘴𝘵.
Excess capital losses can be used to offset up to $3k of ordinary income on your taxes.
So if you're in a 24% tax bracket, that's $720 off your taxes.
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Stocks were down today. S&P down 2.6%. Use Harvest IY to scan your portfolio for any tax loss harvesting opportunities: https://t.co/xyDljyjFi7
BTW, it's possible to maintain long market exposure by using the sale proceeds to buy a similar, but not "substantially identical" security. e.g. I recently harvested losses in SPY and used the proceeds to buy an equal amount of SCHB. https://t.co/CuhEl0JlMs
@jackfriks@levelsio When you do start investing, then you can start using my tax loss harvesting app 😉 (although maybe useless in Canada, I'll have to research your tax laws)
It's still much better at UI/UX than me trying to build it myself.
One thing I added to my global CLAUDE.md that I think is helping with quality of output: I tell it to use "UX-Driven Development", so first it should think about the user experience that we want to build, and then work backwards from there. It doesn't always follow that instruction so I have to remind it, and iterate, but I think it's a helpful approach.
@jackfriks@postbridge_ Following on tiktok and Instagram, thanks.
Looks like most of them aren't your face talking to the camera which is encouraging.
(Not because I don't like your face talking.)
Currently transitioning out of a contracting gig so working on handoff documentation. For some of my in-progress projects there, I've told Claude Code to create two handoff docs: one for the recipient to read (short and clear doc) and one for the recipient's Claude Code to read (doc as long and detailed as it needs to be)