VTI is more diversified, a total US market fund.

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Apr 17, 2024
11:15:03am

Penske Material All-American

VTI is more diversified, a total US market fund.

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Penske Material

Previous username: Santos L. Halper
Bio page: Penske Material
Joined: Sep 25, 2012
Last login: Apr 29, 2024
Total posts: 21,028 (610 FO)

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I get to invest a nice chunk. Where to park it? Set and forget.

Adwight

Apr 17, 10:23am

SPY or Fidelity 500

Cougs1

Apr 17, 10:25am

I use Fidelity's sp500 fund (FXAIX). I would park it there.

diluigifan

Apr 17, 10:27am

Plus the management fees are basically nothing

Cougs1

Apr 17, 10:29am

Pretty comparable to Vanguards? Theirs are .03%

Adwight

Apr 17, 10:32am

FXAIX is 0.02%

diluigifan

Apr 17, 10:34am

Another option is entire market exposure in FZROX. 0.000000% fees. NIL. Nada!

AFewThoughts

Apr 17, 11:16am

I have always been a vti fan.

cougarfann888

Apr 17, 10:25am

Same. VTI and VOO are both good options

Penske Material

Apr 17, 10:26am

Looking at performance it seems like VOO has outperformed it.

Adwight

Apr 17, 10:39am

VTI is more diversified, a total US market fund.

Penske Material

Apr 17, 11:15am

DJT

letthewookieewin

Apr 17, 10:26am

Or maybe some of Hunter's paintings.

gangbusters

Apr 17, 10:28am

Except those are guaranteed to go down in value within 5 years

Apr 17, 10:31am

QQQM

The Old Y

Apr 17, 10:34am

Lowest expense ratio of anything that has been mentioned above*. If you're long

The Old Y

Apr 17, 10:36am

Absolutely a solid option. I do FSPGX: 25.88% vs 25.52% QQQM over the last year

AFewThoughts

Apr 17, 11:14am

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DansmithUVU

Apr 17, 10:40am

Beet farm

Digital Gangsta

Apr 17, 10:40am

Wealthfront. Gives you tax loss harvesting. BM me if you'd like a code.

inertiaman

Apr 17, 10:41am

FBTC and voo

EQD2

Apr 17, 10:44am

Might not be what you need but look into maxing out your 401k the next couple of

jvquarterback

Apr 17, 10:50am

Low cost ETF’s.

JOPE

Apr 17, 10:54am

VTI, FELC, PAXLX, VBR

jacobugath

Apr 17, 11:05am

VOO

PabloSanchezz

Apr 17, 10:55am

Look at Target Date Funds a couple of decades out. Also - this site is a good place for investing for the long term

Zenoch

Apr 17, 1:00pm

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