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TIL that Schwab is using Average Cost Method for the mutual fund I've been buying in waves starting in 2014.
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ty97
Is this in a taxable account? wouldn’t it only matter if you were redeeming (selling) shares? -- nm*
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znufrii
Oct 1 '24, 12:14
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It's a taxable investment account, not a retirement account.
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ty97
Oct 1, 12:58
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Huh. I only invest in ETFs, so it’s not entirely relevant to me, but now I’m curious to find out more.
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znufrii
Oct 1, 13:22
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I'm mostly in ETFs, but these are funds I started buying years ago, before I knew the joys of ETFs -- nm
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ty97
Oct 1, 13:30
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