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| Subject: Re: Index Fund Rec's? | Date: 7/17/2002 9:36 AM | |
| Author: mikeg1382 | Number: 34849 of 84861 | |
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Vanguard actually charges $20 a year-$10 a year custodial fee and $2.50 per quarter for a maintenece fee. The $10 you pay when you want up until something like June 5th, after which they take it out of your account, and it is waived after you reach $5000 in your IRA, or have assets totaling more than $50 grand with Vanguard. The $2.50 they sock out directly every quarter. That comes to a little over .05 a day with the custodial fee, and a little under .03 a day after you reach that $5000 mark. Personally, I think the fees are worth it as Vanguard is very user-friendly and up-front. just my .02 cents! Mike in NJ |
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