Risk in using one family of funds.
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+1 on the above. Both families you mention are pretty much rock solid - that said, if you have access to both, it certainly wouldn't hurt to diversify.
Risk in using one family of funds.
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when you're talking vanguard/fidelity, it doesnt matter who you invest with. neither are going anywhere anytime soon. you have trillions of dollars tied up in those companies. this isnt ford or...
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Is it safe to invest all of your assets in one family of funds?
I'm a big fan of Vanguard but wonder if I should use 2 families (Vanguard and Fidelity) to slightly reduce the risk of fraud within...
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And how many eggs do you have?
That is just a call for diversity of fund...you never going to be able do anything with it...unless you think big, of grandeur thing like own enough to be director...
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"Never put all your eggs in one basket" always applies, even with solid companies like Vanguard and Fidelity.
I worry about computer failure or an accounting mistake causing my money to disappear....
