vti vs vtsax 04-12-2024, 06:50 PM I’m relatively new to index fund investing so I was looking for some explanation on whether there is a meaningful difference between using VTI vs VTSAX for my domestic total stock market fund.

May 3, 2022 · VTSAX and VTI are two different share classes of the the exact same mutual fund. While VTI has a 0.03% vs. 0.04% expense ratio, VTI is subject to bid ask spreads, which can be detrimental in the accumulation phase. With VTI, you have to place a limit (buy) or stop (sell) order at a known price. You should never use market orders.

VTSAX vs VTI 08-03-2019, 03:19 AM. I was researching Vanguard's Total Stock Market Fund and found it ...

Apr 14, 2024 · You may have avoided the transfer fee but now you are stuck when it comes time to sell. For VTSAX you face a transaction fee of $75 at Fidelity while for the ETF VTI shares the trade is free. If you had instead converted the VTSAX shares to VTI before the transfer both the transfer and subsequent sales would have been commission-free.

May 3, 2022 · Relatively newbie when it comes to taxable investing. Per my wife and I's IPS we are looking to invest in a total stock market index in a taxable account. We are planning to invest at Vanguard in either VTSAX or VTI. Is VTI more tax-efficient than VTSAX in a taxable account because it is an ETF and may have fewer taxable

Hello WCIs, Would appreciate your input on the following... 1) Having maxed out all tax-advantaged accounts, we are now sending money to taxable account at Vanguard. Money will be going to equities for now. Do you recommend VTSAX or VTI. I see the ETF is slightly better is terms of taxes but I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t overlooking something else I need to be considering. 2) how much ...

Oct 1, 2022 · Just signed a contract for my first job, finally reached the last year of training. I plan on keeping my investment life simple, especially while I am "young" (30) by using a single Vanguard mutual fund in order to use their auto-investment feature to DCA each month. My question is simple, for someone with a

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May 9, 2019 · I wouldn't switch them with Vanguard. For Vanguard, mutual funds and ETFs are basically the same from a tax standpoint. I suspect other brokerages will follow suit when their patent expires. It looks like for VTSAX vs. VTI you're looking at .04% vs. .03% while VTIAX vs. VXUS is .11% vs. .09%.

Jul 27, 2023 · looking at ER, looks like FSKAX/FTIHX come out ahead at 0.015/0.06 vs 0.03/0.07, but for a long term investor this is splitting hairs.-this ER advantage might be negated by the fact that FSKAX pays out regular capital gains so it's less tax …