This paper uses numerical methods to compare optimal portfolios in tax-deferred and Roth-type savings accounts. Income and payroll taxes affect optimal portfolios in tax-deferred and Roth-type plans differently. For workers with assets in only one type of plan, the optimal equity share in a tax-deferred account could be higher or lower than in a Roth, depending on initial wealth. The differences in optimal portfolios between plans are large at short investment horizons but smaller at longer horizons. This paper also studies the 'asset location' decision of workers with assets in plans of both types.Individual retirement accounts ; Retirement ; 401(k) plans
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Theoretical portfolio models with taxable and tax-deferred savings re-quire savers to locate higher-...
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(preliminary, incomplete) In this paper we study the optimal life cycle portfolio choice for househo...
Tax efficiency is the dominant consideration in theoretical portfolio models that allow for both tax...
Traditional analysis on the use of Roth accounts often focuses on the expectations of tax rates in t...
Optimal withdrawal strategies are developed for retirees with multiple types of tax-advantaged savin...
Most working adults have access to a taxable brokerage account (TBA) and a tax deferred retirement a...
This study attempts to explain the observed asset allocation and location decisions for house-holds ...
We investigate the optimal savings decisions for investors with access to pre-tax (traditional) and ...
We calibrate a life-cycle model with uninsurable labor income risk and borrowing constraints to matc...
We analyze an intertemporal portfolio problem with both taxable and tax-deferred retire-ment account...
We solve and estimate a life-cycle model with earnings risk and liquidity constraints in the presenc...
The ability to defer federal and state income taxes on both the periodic contribution and annual ret...
The tax codes in many countries allow for special tax advantages for investments in special retireme...
We solve and estimate a life-cycle model with earnings risk and liquidity constraints in the presenc...
Theoretical portfolio models with taxable and tax-deferred savings re-quire savers to locate higher-...
This paper addresses two important parts of the problem of saving for retirement. They are (1) if as...
(preliminary, incomplete) In this paper we study the optimal life cycle portfolio choice for househo...
Tax efficiency is the dominant consideration in theoretical portfolio models that allow for both tax...
Traditional analysis on the use of Roth accounts often focuses on the expectations of tax rates in t...
Optimal withdrawal strategies are developed for retirees with multiple types of tax-advantaged savin...
Most working adults have access to a taxable brokerage account (TBA) and a tax deferred retirement a...