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1.05% expense ratio = hell no -- nm
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by
ty97
It's not terrible for an allocation fund.
Posted by
spamlet
Sep 22 '14, 16:50
Worse than SP 500 yes but for worldwide allocation not terrible. It's the load that kills.
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But do allocation funds tend to beat the expenses to make it worthwhile?
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ty97
Sep 22, 16:53
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The one he talked about averaged 10% gain over the last 28 years or so. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Sep 22, 17:00
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the inception to date (1976) return on the Vanguard S&P 500 is 11.11% with a 0.17% exp ratio
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decline
Sep 22, 17:10
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Wouldn't you benefit from a little more diversification than just holding an index fund? -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Sep 22, 17:36
Do you have a chart handy for him. I was looking for the one I have filed away. Showing what fees will do to your compound interest?
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Bacon
Sep 22, 17:12
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im at home on my kindle so not at the moment. but i can certainly point him to some from work -- nm
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decline
Sep 22, 17:14
It's also about diversity outside of the US. -- nm
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spamlet
Sep 22, 16:58
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But don't target date funds do that (for less)?
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ty97
Sep 22, 17:06
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not really. target date funds will have some intl diversity but the majority of them invest in their fund families index funds
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decline
Sep 22, 17:13
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Hmmm, now I need to consider
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ty97
Sep 22, 17:22
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It's diverse as far as bonds, stocks, maybe some commodities. -- (link)
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Bacon
Sep 22, 18:04
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Link is for Fidelity international funds -- nm
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Bacon
Sep 22, 18:04
i certainly would -- nm
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decline
Sep 22, 17:26
This is a good nuget of information thx.
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Bacon
Sep 22, 17:14
I don't know. The Fidelity funds are lighter on the international side then I would like.
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spamlet
Sep 22, 17:11
Target Funds in my experience don't always spread into international. -- nm
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Bacon
Sep 22, 17:07
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