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Hello all,
So, my investments in Vanguard are split between admiral total stock index,
admiral international, and admiral tax exempt funds. Simple, right?
I see a good opportunity to invest in mining funds, particularly by using Vanguard Precious Metals and Mining Fund (VGPMX). Would this violate the simplicity bogle-type mindset?
I hate to take capital gains, since my rate is in the 30s. Is there any way to tell if this fund would payout qualified dividends, and how much dividends they pay out?
The expense ratio is .35% for the mining fund, while the total stock index admiral is .05%. This makes me wonder if the precious metals fund is even worth it.
So, my investments in Vanguard are split between admiral total stock index,
admiral international, and admiral tax exempt funds. Simple, right?
I see a good opportunity to invest in mining funds, particularly by using Vanguard Precious Metals and Mining Fund (VGPMX). Would this violate the simplicity bogle-type mindset?
I hate to take capital gains, since my rate is in the 30s. Is there any way to tell if this fund would payout qualified dividends, and how much dividends they pay out?
The expense ratio is .35% for the mining fund, while the total stock index admiral is .05%. This makes me wonder if the precious metals fund is even worth it.