u/PoetryByWilbur

1 post karma · -10 comment karma · joined Feb 2021

  1. 1points

    Speak & Read/Speak Selection Not Working (i.redd.it) [Mac]

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    Speak & Read/Speak Selection Won't Work (i.redd.it) [Image]

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  3. 1points

    Keyboard Tray Mat? (i.redd.it) [Keyboard/Mouse]

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    GT's Kombucha Bottles (self.Kombucha) [not fizzy]

    4 comments

  5. 2points

    Help Wiring LED Floating Shelves Above Coffee Bar (RGBW Strip + Hidden Wiring) (self.led)

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    Can I replicate VLXVX (Vanguard Target Retirement 2065) on Fidelity to avoid Vanguard's $100 transaction fee? (self.personalfinance) [Retirement]

    25 comments

PoetryByWilbur

Its failing on all apps, including Apple native apps like Notes.

PoetryByWilbur

Just checked it, I can hear the sample, but the speak selection still won't work.

PoetryByWilbur

What is the minimum order requirement? Also, the link you sent has very different kind of lids that I would question would be good for carbonation. Have you personally tried this bottle?

PoetryByWilbur

Whats wrong with square bottles? We've never had one explode.

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PoetryByWilbur

Thank you!

PoetryByWilbur

Every time I buy VLXVX through Fidelity, it charges me a fee.

PoetryByWilbur

How does FFIJX compare to VLXVX? Is FFIJX also a target date retirement fund?

PoetryByWilbur

I am interested in investing in VLXVX (Vanguard Target Retirement 2065 Fund), but I currently use Fidelity. Fidelity allows me to buy VLXVX, but Vanguard charges a $100 transaction fee every time I purchase it. Could someone provide the ticker symbols for the four underlying funds that make up VLXVX:

(1) Total U.S. Stock Market Index,
(2) Total International Stock Market Index,
(3) Total U.S. Bond Market Index, and
(4) Total International Bond Index?

Would it be reasonable to manually replicate VLXVX by purchasing these four funds myself instead of paying the transaction fee? Would this effectively allow me to avoid the 0.08% expense ratio, or are there other considerations I should account for?