It's been presented many times before, but your tax footprint should determine your course of action. If you have no need to save on your taxes for the next few years and want to have tax-free returns on your current investments when you retire, then yes, go for it. But if you are just trying to go with the crowd, make sure it is the right decision. You should be on a first name basis with a tax person by now. They can show the differences in your approach, fairly easy.
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