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1 - where should I invest my Deloitte 401k in ? Is the vanguard institutional 500 index trust a good place to just put my 401k and forget about it.
2 - I recently opened a fidelity account and have savings I want to invest and want to invest a small percentage every paycheck without worrying about trading it . What's the safest place to invest in and not worry about it for the next 10 years ? VOO? QQQ?
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You can recreate it yourself, but the target date fund handles regular rebalancing. If you don't want to do that yourself, pick the target date fund.
In our plan you can set an auto balance. Your point is a good one though. That is the benefit of the target date funds. You have to pay for that benefit with a little higher expense ratio. The ratios in ours are pretty low so the target date funds are a great choice
You can look at the percentages based on the date you pick. You can use the sp500 fund for the total us market. The international index fund and the bond index fund in out plan. Those three should get pretty close. I can’t remember what else is in the target date, but it is easy to check. The 3 index funds would be good enough though
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I find that the target date funds are too conservative. I used one for a 529 plan but picked a date later than my actual target date so that it would be a little less conservative.
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Three-fund_portfolio just do it yourself, a yearly rebalance takes very little time
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Thanks for all the advice. Looks like it be done with little work. That said, any other funds I need to include in my portfolio besides the S&P, international and bond? IPOs, etc.? Again, don't want to actively manage but want to make sure I am reasonably aggressive for now.
You could always get a reit like VNQ or a techy etf like arkk. I mean there’s hundreds of choices, it’s depends on your risk tolerance and interest in different sectors, along with your interest in managing your money and willingness to pay fund and load fees