
I am retiring in a couple of months. I have 20% in VWIAX and 20% in BERIX with the rest in cash. What would be 3 funds (or more if necessary) that you would recommend that I add for income and diversification
good pair with LT history... VWINX vs BERIX (I know they are not the same but both ..... or better but coming out of a meltdown BERIX shines. In down market VWINX is a bit ..... in the last 12 years since 2000. BERIX was better in 2002, 2003, 2009 the rest
of the doing following switches: vwiax to vwelx vwehx to mwhyx vipsx to eiblx cash and hcn to berix or would it be better to be in mod alloc like berix , prwcx, etc entirely and forgo bond funds? pros/cons? will need to begin rmd's in 5 years
also have few other balanced funds; & I don't have to own BERIX . If I sell the BERIX , I'll have a small cap gain, so etrade will do the Tax with ..... sorry for the long rant....but TIA for any tips..... Berwyn Income | BERIX
0.0 IVWIX -0.24 SGIIX 0.5 JNBSX 0.6 JPVTX 0.95 FPACX 0. 4 OAKBX 0.9 ICMBX 1.1 PRWCX 2.0 LSBDX 0.0 FSICX -0.2 OSTIX 0.4 BERIX 1.0 EXDAX 0.2 VWINX 0.5 DBLTX 0.45 DBLFX 0.0 PIMIX 1.0 TGLMX 0.8 PTTRX 0.0
Rforno is deploying money into Roths for both 2011 and 2012. "My plan is 50% in slow-accumulating 'boring' ( Berwyn Income BERIX ) and 50% in a corporate [high-yield fund], through either an open-end fund or closed-end fund. Of course
I was wondering if anyone had any problem owning Berwyn Income in a taxable account? It seems very tax inefficient.
DBLFX, PTTRX, DBLTX, PONDX, FSICX and LSBRX. I hold also the following hybrids/balanced funds: PGAIX, PAUIX, VWINX and BERIX ; and am planning to buy either PQIIX or TIBIX. The question is, would you add either TGBAX, PIGLX or PGBIX to that portfolio
See: http://portfolios.morningstar.com/fund/summary?t= BERIX ®ion=USA&culture=en-US There is no bond data for BERIX . Ryan, no offense, but M* quality has gone rapidly downhill in the last couple of
BERIX not updated for today as of 9 PM CST!!!