Just made the transfer from Matson Money DFA proprietary funds (big advisor/custodial fees), to Fidelity.
I have my 401(k) at Fidelity so all will be consolidated.
I've made a good selection of index funds for the IRA (75/25 Stock/Bond) but am not exactly certain how to proceed with my taxable account.
I took a quick look at the MUNI bonds based on the thought of tax efficiency.
1. What is the best way to go to keep tax costs down yet still follow the Efficient Market method of index fund investing.
2. Have I answered my own question by just following what I'm doing for the IRA?
NOTE: As there are more/better choices the portfolio I've put together is different from my 401(k).
3. Is there a part of an index fund investment strategy that is more tax efficient and those investments as part of an overall allocation should be held in the taxable account?
TIA