Vanguard STAR

Am I better off waitng until I have between $2500-$3000 or can I start out investing in something like the Vanguard Star fund? Somehting with a low initial investment and low fees would be ideal, any recommendations?

… this out correctly? Right now I am 12% Bond, 56% US Stock, 9% Emerging Markets, 21% Cash, 2% other Here are my holdings: VFIAX, FBRVX, VGTSX, VGSTX , VBISX, CGMFX, VMMXX, OPRMQ Any Advice is greatly appreciated! Thanks! April

… would like to keep the money at Vanguard and just reinvest the proceeds into another one of their funds. I have thought about VGSTX as being a worthy candidate (good long-term track record and without the $3000 minimum price tag). I would also think …

… name as well. And I was thinking of getting Vanguard's ( VGSTX ) Star Fund (60% stocks/40% bonds). I would also plan to max this out every year. Since my wife has the VTIVX is VGSTX a good recommendation for my Roth IRA? We own a townhouse …

… 847.61 Thornburg International Value I 5 276.13 6,530.56 Vanguard Total Stock Mkt Idx Inv 4 197.49 5,543.54 Vanguard STAR Inv 4 9,344.03 166,884.45 BlackRock Global Allocation Instl 4 450.01 8,037.26 BlackRock Basic Value Instl 3 273 …

… FMIHX 3.3% FSICX 2.9% GLRBX 2.2% FIREX 0.3% FTBFX 2.0% MUHLX 1.6% PRPFX 2.9% FLPKX 3.5% FXSIX 1.0% VGSTX 1.2% OAKBX 2.9% (Current IRA contributions are going here) 401(k) rollover to Fidelity IRA in CASH soon 12.3 …

… continue to save. I have been splitting 50/50 between a cash account and a joint taxable account with Vanguard, VGSTX . VGSTX seems to be more tax efficient than Wellesley or Wellington. I recently received a mailing from T-C about their …