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- VTSAX or VTI: which one did you choose and why? - Reddit
VTSAX is a mutual fund and VTI is the ETF version of that mutual fund I personally choose VTI in my Roth IRA because I don’t have access to mutual funds there, and vice versa in my 401K
- Holding 100% VTSAX - Bogleheads. org
100% VTSAX works in early accumulation because the bulk of your investible assets are in your human capital You're basically gambling by maintaining that asset allocation to the point of retirement, though that gamble has often paid off for people
- Torn apart between VFIAX and VTSAX. A serious case of Analysis . . .
Torn apart between VFIAX and VTSAX A serious case of Analysis Paralysis I currently have only VOO in my Roth IRA with Vanguard I wanna convert it to either VFIAX or VTSAX to take advantage of fractional shares and auto-withdrawal, but I just don't know which one to buy lol One of my grandpa (Warren) tells me to just buy SP500 and forget
- 100% VTSAX worth it or too risky? : r portfolios - Reddit
100% VTSAX worth it or too risky? What does everyone think about being invested 100% into VTSAX at 33 years of age and taking it to retirement, maybe adding some bonds as I go along?
- VTSAX vs. VTWAX - Bogleheads. org
VTSAX vs VTWAX by clarkster » Thu Jan 26, 2023 2:53 am Hi Bogleheads! Could you please give me a simple explanation of the differences between VTSAX and VTWAX? VTSAX is Total US Stock Market, right? and VTWAX is Total World Stock Market, right? Does VTWAX include VTSAX since it's the Total World Stock Market? What would be the pros and cons
- Ive been buying VTSAX instead of VTI for years and I just found out . . .
I started investing in 2017 and just found out that instead of investing in the ETF this whole time Ive been in the mutual fund What should I do now? Stop investing in VTSAX and start VTI or sell VTSAX and buy VTI? I dont have any retirement accounts 33 years old Dont plant to use this portfolio for at least another 20 years Here is the current portfolio at Vanguard (1m total): VBTLX 14%
- Exchange some VTSAX for VHYAX or no? - Mr. Money Mustache
Exchange some VTSAX for VHYAX or no?Now I'm considering exchanging $3,000 worth of VTSAX in my Roth IRA for VHYAX The reason is because I would like a higher dividend return, which may help my account grow even faster Comparing the two on Vanguard's site though seems like VTSAX yielded $0 38 per share and VHYAX yielded $0 24 per share in Dec 2020 What am I missing? Isn't the VHYAX
- 100% VTSAX : r Bogleheads - Reddit
100% VTSAX exposes you to single country risk, so if usa goes through another 10 year period of decline or stagnation around the time you need the money you'll feel very bad VTWAX would smooth your returns over the long run and would be what many here would recommend
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