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I just moved my HSA from Schwab to Fidelity, in kind, so the balance is 100% in SWPPX.
I plan to invest future contributions in probably FZROX .
Should I just keep what I currently have in the Schwab mutual fund, or liquidate it and purchase a Fidelity fund?
I know if I buy Schwab funds at Fidelity I would pay a fee, but I don’t think there is a fee to just maintain these funds now, is there?
What would you do?
AmyLeaving the shares of SWPPX is fine. There would only be a fee to buy the fund.
Remember to turn off DRIP for SWPPX so dividends aren’t automatically reinvested.
J.C.Are those monies inside of a tax sheltered account? If so you can freely move them between funds without any tax consequences.
SeanDoesn’t make much difference. I’d probably sell and rebuy for simplicity but really no other benefit.
MeganI’d be more included to buy an ETF vs a mutual fund. FZROX isn’t portable at all, so it wouldn’t be my choice
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