kyle field 94 said:

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I like BOXX

It doesn't pay a dividend, but instead it increases a little each day based on interest rates.

The good thing is that when you sell it, it creates a long or short term capital gain, for which you can offset tax harvest losses and not have to pay any income tax like you do on interest income

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Tax authorities are also looking more closely at additional strategies, according to the notice. These include transfers to partnerships in connection with Section 351 conversions and ETFs that use "box spread" strategies, which involve options and allow investors to defer capital gains.

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