In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how tax-loss harvesting — a strategy that can add 1-2% extra annual return through careful tax management — is disproportionately used by wealthy investors with large taxable portfolios. They break down a real example: a married couple earning $180,000 who could have saved $4,200 in taxes in 2025 by harvesting losses, but their robo-advisor didn't offer the feature. The hosts explain why most middle-class investors miss out, from lack of automated tools to behavioral reluctance to realize losses. They also discuss the rise of direct indexing, which makes tax-loss harvesting available at lower asset minimums, but question whether it's worth the complexity. A concrete look at how the tax code silently widens the wealth gap.