I've got my IRAs currently invested in Vanguard index ETFs. I don't really care about the ability to make trades, these are retirements funds. The only reason I chose ETFs is because the expense ratios are comparable to the Admirable shares of their sister mutual funds, but I don't have more than $10,000 in any one fund to qualify for Admirable shares. My question is, is it worth paying more for Investor shares in the sister mutual funds rather than keeping my money in ETFs? Obviously I'm asking in light of being freaked out by the massive SPY sell-off. I know the Vanguard S&P ETF didn't have that level of sell-off, but I'm worried that ETFs generally are more risky and not worth the savings on the expense ratio. Thoughts?
Submitted February 12, 2018 at 11:02AM by Random_username_1000 http://ift.tt/2nV0Xwy
