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  • VTSAX not diversified enough? - Mr. Money Mustache
    VTSAX is a market cap weighted fund So naturally, as of now, those stocks take up much of the share I am sure back when XOM had the highest market, it would have been in AAPL's position today It has 3500 stocks in its portfolio, so it is the entire market In my view, it can't get any more diversified that it I believe the only thing missing from VTSAX are Bonds and Real Estate and of
  • VTSAX - Why dont just put all $$ in this Index fund?
    VTSAX - Why don't just put all $$ in this Index fund? Why not? Investor behavior - faced with a 50+percent loss in 2009, would you have cried uncle and sold at the bottom? if that is a possibility, then you should mix in some bond funds or savings to smooth the ride (both up and down) Vanguard's Investing Truths shows that over an 88 year period, pure stocks would have returned 10 2 percent
  • VTI vs. VTSAX - Mr. Money Mustache
    VTI vs VTSAX Agreed They're basically the same ETFs are typically more tax efficient than mutual funds, but Vanguard has a patent that makes their ETF mutual fund pairs like VTI VTSAX exactly the same in this respect Mutual funds let you place a purchase at any time and it goes through at the end of the next business day's price, so it can be a little easier in that respect since you don't
  • Target retirement funds vs VTSAX - Mr. Money Mustache
    Target retirement funds vs VTSAX Even if you are gun shy about 100% VTSAX, you can set up an asset allocation of VTSAX and VBTLX and do automatic rebalancing The only "benefits" of a target date fund is that it changes your asset allocaton automatically for an additional fee - something you can do in 5 minutes if you wanted For early retirees, it can be argued that target date funds are way
  • VTI, VTSMX, VTSAX - Mr. Money Mustache
    VTI, VTSMX, VTSAX Regarding #3 Vanguard might not charge if you sell VTI and buy VTSMX, but the gains will still be taxed Besides that, this advice is spot on Buy VTI, and keep buying until you have $3k, then either convert (paying taxes on the gains), or stick with VTI for the long haul Personally, I'd convert, since mutual funds are much less hassle
  • VTSAX equivalency - Mr. Money Mustache
    VTSAX equivalency Dr Mr Money Mustache, I’m looking to move my 403B at work through fidelity into something similar to VTSAX The only work options Including VFTSX, VFFSX, VMSPX, VSCPX or FAMLX VTSAX is not one of the available options Are any of the others comparable? Also, is VTI the equivalent of VTSAX?
  • VTSAX Weighting - Mr. Money Mustache
    VTSAX is market weighted, so the amount of stock it holds for each company corresponds to that company's share of the total index Percentage ownership of a given company isn't a consideration You own the same percentage of the publicly available shares of every company in the US (for vtsax) Percentage ownership is the only consideration
  • Put it all in VTSAX? - Mr. Money Mustache
    VTSAX is only invested in the US stock market VTIAX is invested in the rest of the world If you want to put all your eggs in the US basket, you can invest it all in VTSAX Personally, I balance my equity allocation to basically mirror the world markets I'm currently at 55% US and 45% rest of world That way, if one out performs the other, I can rebalance accordingly Historically, I think
  • VTSAX brokerage account? - Mr. Money Mustache
    VTSAX brokerage account? Thanks I should have prefaced by saying we already max out all of our retirement, tax-deferred accounts We are looking for what the "next steps" should be now that we have extra cash to invest Specifically, we'd like to grow $ in a brokerage account to perhaps one day dump onto our mortgage, should we choose to pay it off or down I appreciate the reply!
  • Roth IRA + VTSAX - Mr. Money Mustache
    Hi! Welcome aboard the investing train :-) So, Roth IRA is a type of account, and VTSAX is an index fund, which you can invest in within your Roth IRA What have you been investing in so far? Are you talking about opening up an after-tax brokerage account and investing in VTSAX there? In general, it makes sense to use as much tax-advantaged space as possible and then investing after tax with





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