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Fidelity recommended index funds and % of portfolio

Looking to build a well-diversified portfolio, which index funds would you recommend and %. My retirement accounts are under fidelity. Age = 39 TC = 200K+

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Credit Karma fgfgdhdhdh Sep 19, 2018

VTSAX from vanguard. It is buying the entire stock market with a low 0.04% expense fee.

Tableau Hanrahan Sep 19, 2018

I recommend looking at the portfolios from Wealthfront or Betterment (both are shown in their FAQ).

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aYLx06 Sep 19, 2018

What about FZROX?

Adobe acrobat Sep 21, 2018

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Salesforce 2438ez Sep 20, 2018

FTSVX, it’s from Fidelity, should do the same as VTSAX, but has 0.015% expense fee, and would be free to trade on Fidelity unlike VTSAX. FTIPX for international exposure. Your asset allocation depends on your goals and your timeframe for needing the money. Assuming you won’t need any of the money for decades, then you should have a heavy allocation to equities. FTSVX and FTIPX give you exposure to “total” domestic and international markets. I’d probably do 70% FTSVX and 30% FTIPX, for the equity portion of your portfolio. And then find a bond fund like FSITX and probably keep 20% bonds there. So that would be 20% FSITX, 56% FSTVX, 24% FTIPX. FZROX and FZILX are zero expense ratio funds and so those may also be good options. But they will have fewer equities that they invest in, and the funds I listed already have very low costs with greater exposure. But in practice the returns may not differ much, who knows.