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"..owning T-Bonds via a mutual fund doesn't make any sense at all (at least in a taxable account)!"

I've extracted the quote from the below linked article. Wesley Gray argues that T-bonds should be invested in via ETF's or futures because of the tax benefits. This strikes me as a rather bold statement, but it is taken out of context. I would agree if there were two pre-conditions: in today's market environment and when basing the decision on reducing taxes. Otherwise, risk reduction or active manger flexibility could lead one to choose a mutual fund format.
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Tax-Efficient Investing: How Should We Invest in Treasury Bonds?
Wesley R. Gray, Ph.D. 04/06/2015 11:28

http://www.alphaarchitect.com/blog/2015/04/06/tax-efficient-investing-how-should-we-invest-in-treasury-bonds/#.VSurti4ggQM
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