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@resjudicata I think you might be misunderstanding what I’m talking about. I’m talking about this from investopedia:

@deangelo Right, that’s if you sell the underlying fund. For example, if you hold XGRO, you won’t need to claim any capital gains/losses when the blackrock rebalances the bond/equity allocation.

@66bookssss That’s why you buy XEQT/XGRO/XBAL (depending on your risk profile) and forget about it. You don’t have to worry about capital gains, the fund rebalances itself. Edit: as others have pointed out, I meant to say you don’t have to worry about capitial gains when the fund rebalances...