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| Subject: Re: Scott Burns -- Super-diversification | Date: 7/31/2005 9:44 AM | |
| Author: intercst | Number: 47090 of 72282 | |
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PolymerMom writes, Most Dimensional Funds have a minimum investment of $2 million. The only way the average Joe could invest in those funds is to be a customer of a financial planner who has gone through the Dimensional training program and provides access to the funds at a lower minimum. That's true. I sent Scott an e-mail suggesting a future column on "Are DFA funds worth the penalty of paying an advisor?" You can travel pretty far down the path to super diversification by using Vanguard index funds. intercst |
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