>If you think it's worth it to pay these fees, then so be it, but no need to use fallacious arguments to veil their impact. You've yet to really address any of

>If you think it's worth it to pay these fees, then so be it, but no need to use fallacious arguments to veil their impact. You've yet to really address any of my original statements. I never claimed that paying someone a percentage of your returns as a management fee means you receive less. I fundamentally disagreed with Vanguard insinuating that Wall Street received the equivalent of 2/3s of your potential portfolio value, which indeed is not the case. I don't know what fallacious arguments you are talking about.