What Index funds do you have in your portfolio

[Kamban]

Any of you have index funds in a taxable portfolio for 10 years or more. Can you run a report and see what returns that they have given you.

[Allonblack]

vb
Vbr
Schc
Schd
Sche
Vnq
Vnqi
Rzv
Vti
Vwhex
Schf

Bonus individual holdings:
Aapl
Gm
Fcau

Can't help myself. There's a justification for all of the components - for whatever it's worth.

[StuRedman]

Rex wrote:

I wouldn’t put the REITs in taxable.

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Yeah, the REIT is the IRA not in the taxable.  Also have some TIAA Real estate fund(QREARX) in 403b,.

[DMFA]

US equity:
VTSAX
FXSIX (403b)
TSP C

Int'l equity:
TSP I

Domestic fixed income (just a little):
BND
TSP G

Pretty typical, really

[VagabondMD]

My retirement accounts and largest taxable accounts are at Fidelity, so my largest pure index funds are Fidelity Spartan Index Funds: total stock market, total bond market, and total international stock. That said, my largest holdings are the DFA Core Stock II fund (including the tax managed version in my taxable account) and the Bridgeway Omni Small Cap Value fund (again including the tax managed version in my taxable account). Both of these funds were obtained when I used an advisor.

[Lithium]

This is what I have (with overall percentages).  My portfolio is kind of a mess due to multiple TLH partners and so many different accounts.

401(k)/457(b)

SCHZ .1251

VIIIX .1058

SCHH .0461 

ROTH IRA

VBR .0893

VNQ .0172

VB .0131

HSA

VBMPX .0132

 

TAXABLE

SCHA .1385

VSS  .0982 

SCHB .0878

VWO  .0834 <--> SCHE .0087

VO .0565 <--> SCHM .0154 

SCHV .0427

VEA  .0358 <--> SCHF .0053

IWN  .0180    

 

[Kamban]

The White Coat Investor wrote:

Also, be aware that rolling money from an old 401(k) to a traditional IRA at Vanguard is going to screw up your backdoor Roth IRA options. Might be better to leave it, roll it into your new 401(k), get some self-employment income and open up an individual 401(k) and roll it in there, or just pay the taxes and convert it all.

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Unfortunately the money was in a holding company who would have invested in funds of their choice by 11/25 if I had not rolled over into Vanguard.

I plan to convert all my different IRA's into Roth next year and use it mainly to leave it as inheritance. Just waiting for the right year to make sure that my tax bracket is not too high.

[Craigy]

"Forced to" more like "have the wonderful opportunity to" move to Vanguard.   

For me:

VFIAX - Vanguard 500 Index

VMVAX - Vanguard Mid-Cap Value Index

VSMAX - Vanguard Small Cap Index

I got my employer's plan administrator to add Vanguard Small Cap Value Index too, so will be able to have that soon.

 

I also have some Vanguard ETFs in another account.  I still feel like I am missing something on ETFs  :P

[PhysicianOnFIRE]

I have total market / S&P 500 (TLH partners) and 2 international funds (TLH partners) in taxable.

I have small cap value, REIT, and emerging markets in Roth.

401(k) / 457(b) have a total bond fund, mid cap index, and small cap index.

Taxable

VFIAX

VFWAX

VTMGX

VTSAX

Roth IRA

VSIAX

VEMAX

VGSLX

401(k)

VBMFX

VSCIX

457(b)

VMCIX

VSCIX

[StuRedman]

I have TIEIX(TIAA-CREF Equity Index Fund Institutional Class), VBTIX(Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund Institutional Shares) in my 403b.

And in my IRA and taxable account I have VTIAX(international), VTSAX(total stock market), VBMFX(total bond), VGSIX( REIT)

 

[The White Coat Investor]

I would start with the big ones:

• Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund


• Vanguard Total International Stock Market Index Fund


• Any of the Vanguard bond funds act like an index fund (low cost, low turnover, broadly diversified) whether they say "index" in their title or not.

If you want to slice and dice your portfolio, popular choices are the Vanguard Small Value Index Fund and the REIT Index fund along with the Developed Markets Fund and Emerging Markets Index Fund.

But first you need an asset allocation before choosing investments. Then choosing investments is the easy part.

Also, be aware that rolling money from an old 401(k) to a traditional IRA at Vanguard is going to screw up your backdoor Roth IRA options. Might be better to leave it, roll it into your new 401(k), get some self-employment income and open up an individual 401(k) and roll it in there, or just pay the taxes and convert it all.

[Kamban]

The mantra has been - do not buy individual stocks or actively managed funds but only index funds.

Well, the problem is that there are a ton of index funds. If you look at Vanguard there are 31+ index funds. And their 10 year returns are all over the map.

I am forced to move one of my former work place 401K to Vanguard. Has probably 45K. Trying to find the right mix of funds for growth and not needing to take it out for 15+ years.

So what set of index funds do people here have?