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I have two separate accounts with american funds by capital group, which were opened before i had a fidelity account My financial rep said it cost less to invest in american funds but i'm not sure. Is there a way to transfer/merge both of them into fidelity
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One is a regular investment account that is 100% gwpax (american funds growth portfolio) I am using american funds for my retirement savings but i'm not sure that it is the best option and was wondering if anyone knows much about it and if it would be better to use fidelity If you're going to sell a share funds, then sure, american funds is the way to go in terms of size, performance, and underlying expense ratio
Also, this is no different than way back when people opened accounts directly with vanguard or fidelity and only bought their funds (before they opened brokerage accounts and sold other funds).
Every one of your american funds has outperformed its corresponding index over the life of the funds I do understand no load funds are enticing, however total performance net of all fees is the most important. am i doing the right thing Any advice or feedback would be appreciated New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot.
They used to exist, but there’s not enough demand to sustain them Most of the demand of target date funds is for 401k plans, and mutual funds are preferred for 401k plans There are target risk etf’s that do exist, check out aoa/aok/aom This means the fund expense ratio has a bit of revenue sharing to subsidize the cost of the plan instead of your employer paying for all of it
Yes, target date funds are a “portfolio” of various asset classes
The investment manager will rebalance the funds as needed, all you need to do is contribute and let it ride. Is it worth moving funds from a 2060 target date fund to a 2065 fund to reduce expense ratio from 0.37% to 0.09%? American funds target date retirement fund (s) i was looking through the funds and they all seemed very growth oriented and high fee I couldn't believe their tdf was like 75 basis points.
American funds vs fidelity hello
