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This is one of those things where again, one will have to weigh the costs of both alternatives. A rebalancing ETF usually has higher costs (management fees, but
by kqr 2y ago
This is one of those things where again, one will have to weigh the costs of both alternatives. A rebalancing ETF usually has higher costs (management fees, but possibly also internal trading costs that show up as performance beneath benchmark index), but of course, manually rebalancing also has a cost – the cost of one's time and effort!
- agos 2y agoVanguard's ETFs are really cheap. The retirement funds in question are like 0.24%, which is in the cheaper range for ETFs