Implementing Advice Based on “A Comparison of the Tax Efficiency of Decumulation Strategies” by Geisler, Harden, and Hulse – Written by Byrke Sestok, CFP®
“A Comparison of the Tax Efficiency of Decumulation Strategies” by Geisler, Harden, and Hulse was published in the March 2021 issue of the Journal of Financial Planning, and
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