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I started with Wealthfront and Betterment, but honestly I could just buy some mutual funds at Vanguard and pay 4 or 5 basis points in fees instead 25 (and then
by iopq 9y ago
I started with Wealthfront and Betterment, but honestly I could just buy some mutual funds at Vanguard and pay 4 or 5 basis points in fees instead 25 (and then the same 4 or 5 basis points for what they buy).
- JBReefer 9y agoETFs are free to trade on Vanguard, but you can't buy fractional shares and there's slight differences in how values are calculated.
- iopq 9y agoSure, if you buy VTI, for example. If you want to buy fractional shares, you can buy VTSAX which is a mutual fund. You can buy both of them for free from Vanguard and they both have 0.04% expense ratios.