R48? Think it's time yet to add to TGBAX/ but GIM and EMB's: DLENX TGEIX FNMIX Got 33% in VBILX, VBIRX and VFSTX Think it's safe to move all into VFSTX for the rest of the Yr? thanks
In my taxable portfolio, I have: VWIAX Wellesley Inc Adm 15.5% VBIRX Short Trm Bond Ind Adm 54.6% VMMXX Money Market 14.7% CD 15.2% I would like to have advice on where to put the MM and …
… exempt bond funds (+$0.4 billion). However, for the fifth consecutive week, money market funds witnessed net outflows of $12.2 billion. I keep a minimum in my MMkt account It goes into my ST Bond Fund- VBISX/ VBIRX instead.
Here is my portfolio in an IRA account: VWELX Wellington 7.4 VWIAX Wellesley 23.6 VBTLX Tot Bd Ind 29.2 VBIRX Sh Tm Bd Ind 10.9 VBILX Int Tm Bd ind 8.6 VMMXX 20.3 I recently spoke with a FA at Vanguard and she suggested I should have …
… college, and so on? I'd venture into something short term (but longer term than cash). Vanguard Short-Term Bond Index VBIRX is a nice straightforward fund without much risk at all, given its portfolio full of high-quality short-term debt. Its …
… 500 largest stocks after the top 500. Thus, you cover mid-caps and small caps nicely. Vanguard Short-Term Bond Index VBIRX With yields on high-quality bonds at pathetically low levels, it makes sense to pinch pennies and buy a fund that charges …
… put that money into. My bonds are broken down into: VG Wellesley ADM (VWIAX) (BOND PORTION ONLY) 44% VG Short Term Bond Inx ADM ( VBIRX ) 22% TCW Core Fixed Income I (TGCFX) 19% VG Short Term Inv Grd ADM (VFSUX) 13% I Bonds 2%
I'm trying to update Dividends for VBIRX and VBTLX on PM and it's not picking up the distribution dated 07/29/2011. Thanks Carlos
… 000 invested in Vanguard Inflation Protected Securities VIPSX and about an additional 4% in Vanguard Short Term Bond Index VBIRX . Our total portfolio at the present time is approximately 60% equity funds and 40% bond funds." Other posters are much …
How secure should I be in owning VBIRX (VG Short Term Bond Index ADM) since 57% of it's holding are in Treasuries? It is 19% of my portfolio.