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Probably something like the following for a decently diversified portfolio. 60%Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund Investor Shares (VTSMX) 40% Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund (VGTSX) Or if you don't want 100% exposure to stock just cut about 10% off of both of those and put 20% in something like Vanguard High-Yield Corporate Fund Investor Shares (VWEHX) a high yield bond fund. [/ QUOTE ] this is pretty much what I did except I put short term cash reserves in vanguard prime money market fund. |
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You should definitely read All About Asset Allocation and The Four Pillars of Investing. I was in your position a couple weeks ago and I guarantee after reading AAAA you will have a great idea of how you want to invest your money. The people on this forum can only give you a guideline but you are the one that determines the actual %s for your various funds.
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Does anyone know if the tax managed funds are more or less tax efficient than ETFs? [/ QUOTE ] I'd imagine it is close. Tax-Manged Funds are probably more tax efficient but they have a slightly higher ER. ETFs haven't really been around long enough to be able to say their tax-efficiency with any certainty. It's all pretty theoretical at this point. |
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