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I put 100% in FXAIX. Doesn't feel weird at all because that is already diversified - S&P 500.
Subject Expert
Splitting between bond, international stock, and US stock is smart move for diversification and risk reduction.
The US stock market has outperformed significantly last 10-15 years, but it is now priced richly, and there is no guarantee it will continue to outperform.
But they are some people who got very rich this way, so they will tell you it’s the best way.
My allocation is approximately 55% US stock, 35% intentional stock, 10% Bond.
Which funds do you invest in? I’m trying to diversify with international stocks too
Feels weird to put it all in VTI or VOO so instead you don’t put any?
Subject Expert
VTSAX is the same fund as VTI.
Subject Expert
There is nothing wrong with holding the same funds everywhere if the overall allocation is diverse and is what you want. I do.
Those latter funds are target date funds that hold (basically) the same funds as you mention at the top, but with the bonds divided between US and foreign bonds (but with the currency exposure of the foreign bonds hedged).
So, it is very much as if you held those same three funds in whatever ratio all the holdings add up to.
Personally I just hold them directly.