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- Holding 100% VTSAX - Bogleheads. org
VTI VTSAX (same fund: VTI is ETF class, VTSAX is traditional mutual fund) is an excellent choice for one's equity allocation I was in elementary school when Star Trek (TOS) began I remember at least one kid calling me Spock even then, so yeah, I have no problem with being 100 0 for life
- Ive been buying VTSAX instead of VTI for years and I just found out . . .
VTSAX and VTI are just different members of the same share class They have identical holdings and tax efficiency You don’t need to do a thing You certainly don’t want to create a taxable event by selling VTSAX If you feel the need to hold only VTI Vanguard will allow a one way exchange from VTSAX to VTI but not the reverse of that Cheers
- 2025 Vanguard Dividend Schedule for VTSAX and VTIAX
jason54321 wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 3:17 pm In reviewing the 2025 Dividend schedule for VTSAX and VTIAX, I see a "Payable Date" for March, July, and September but nothing for December In years past, December has been included
- VTSAX or VTI: which one did you choose and why? : r Bogleheads - Reddit
I choose VTSAX for my taxable brokerage account as I dollar cost average into the market and setting up automatic investing makes everything more convenient However, for my Backdoor Roth I choose to lump sum into the market each year, so I just use VTI because you’ll save some $ with ETFs (however little) due to the slightly lower ER
- Torn apart between VFIAX and VTSAX. A serious case of Analysis . . . - Reddit
VTWAX will particularly help if when global market cap shifts from the US to asia pac I will add that Vanguard Professional Advisor Services still prefers VTSAX Over the years VPAS have also been recommending Extended market (VEXAX)and Value market (VVIAX) in addition to VTSAX, to offset the issue that the the top 5 stocks make up 20% of VTWAX
- Just VTSAX or also VTIAX [US vs. International Stock]
Just VTSAX because the USA has a proven track record and stellar corporate rule of law on top of geographical privilege that puts it far and away above the competition in the long run, not to mention the uncompensated currency risk of investing in foreign stocks
- 100% VTSAX : r Bogleheads - Reddit
im probably gonna get downvoted into the abyss, but 100% VTSAX is fine imo I know past performance dosent predict future returns, but there is valuable information to be learned and should not be ignored entirely Even if you bought VTSAX it 2000, from 2000 - current day you would of been much better off with VTSAX vs VT or VTIAX, by a longshot
- VTSAX or ? [Vanguard Total Stock Market Index]
Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund Admiral Shares (VTSAX) ER 0 04% Vanguard Total International Market Index Fund Admiral Shares (VTIAX) ER 0 11% Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund Admiral Shares (VBTLX) ER 0 05% But I don't know the other fees that might be involved, or how and why a 403b can have multiple options
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