Vtiax reddit. I need to re-balance my allocation. Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund Admiral Shares (VTIAX) - Find objective, share price, performance, expense ratio, holding, and risk details. While it means different things to different people, the 'Bogleheads' (or: passive indexing) approach to investing is all about low-cost, tax-efficient, long-term simplicity. I am looking at investing in VTIAX AND VFIAX. I've seen some people combine VTIAX with VTSAX to simulate VTWAX and to get the foreign tax credit. Is VTIAX decent enough for diversification? Or shall I start buying VTI? I want to add more to VTIAX but I never hear much about this mutual fund. I've subscribed to the boglehead strategy, and my exposure to VTIAX is less than VFIAX, but when combined the international side really drags my entire portfolio down. I have about $6,000 I would like to invest and after reading some posts it seems I should diversify my investments. Is there any downside to keep adding to this fund? One drawback I have noticed is that taxes paid on dividends I know variations of this question have been brought up numerous times on this subreddit. 13% yearly return, why people still recommend 60/40? Hey there Bogleheads. 7vp ffgc 7z35 vqf ipof jzefc cxf k4nef4z 3yu2zh osnitfw