Yep, but also personal conditions bring their own complexity you have to respond to. Heirs for example.
A self-custody set-up designed for recovery by others, while also not being vulnerable to others, is always going to be more complex than a beneficiary record at a large institution.
Borrowing against an ETF is less tax-complex than hedging/tax-avoidance strategies when you have yet another problem being liquid solves.
I hate the word nuance, most of the time it's cover for pussy-footing around inconvenient truths, but if we're being prescriptive on solutions there's no way around it.
Yep, but also personal conditions bring their own complexity you have to respond to. Heirs for example.
A self-custody set-up designed for recovery by others, while also not being vulnerable to others, is always going to be more complex than a beneficiary record at a large institution.
Borrowing against an ETF is less tax-complex than hedging/tax-avoidance strategies when you have yet another problem being liquid solves.
I hate the word nuance, most of the time it's cover for pussy-footing around inconvenient truths, but if we're being prescriptive on solutions there's no way around it.