No-brainer. Low fee index funds. If you have 30 years to retirement I would

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Jul 30, 2015
6:03:35pm

Kerbouchard

No-brainer. Low fee index funds. If you have 30 years to retirement I would

start 100% in equities, and don't forget to include some international funds.

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Kerbouchard

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What type of return (%) could one expect from a Vanguard Retirement Fund?

WhyKnot

7/30/15 5:00pm

One could expect a lot of things, but predicting the economy for the next 30 yrs

giftedfish

7/30/15 5:06pm

What does the last 30 say? I have a hard time finding the info.

WhyKnot

7/30/15 5:08pm

RE: What does the last 30 say? I have a hard time finding the info.

giftedfish

7/30/15 5:10pm

First lesson in investing in stocks: past performance does not guarantee future

ebv

7/30/15 5:45pm

Using the last 30 years will be a pretty sketchy comparison -

crack

7/30/15 5:57pm

No-brainer. Low fee index funds. If you have 30 years to retirement I would

Kerbouchard

7/30/15 6:03pm

Former active fund manager here.

bluecoog

7/30/15 8:19pm

6%

7/30/15 8:20pm

Thanks for answering my question.

WhyKnot

7/30/15 9:32pm

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