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Follow on Google News | A Guide to Building a Vanguard Balanced ETF PortfolioBy: Remonsy ETF Network The article from Remonsy ETF Network discusses the Vanguard Balanced Index Fund, which is an ETF the company recommends using in a Vanguard Balanced ETF portfolio. “How to Create Your Own Vanguard Balanced ETF Portfolio” (http://remonsy.com/ The article continues by sharing the Vanguard Balanced ETF portfolio suggestions for do-it-yourself investors. The top recommended ETF was the Vanguard Balanced Index Fund Admiral. However, this fund requires a minimum purchase amount, and any investor interested in it must have the correct risk tolerance and timeline. If an investor cannot meet these requirements, the Vanguard Balanced ETF portfolio mixtures depicted in the charts would serve as good options. To discover tips on building a Vanguard Balanced ETF Portfolio, visit Remonsy ETF Network: http://remonsy.com/ Remonsy ETF Network publishes free daily tips, a daily newsletter and premium monthly reports based on Remonsy 5 Factor Investing: 1) Scientific Asset Allocation Models 2) Low cost ETF funds, 3) Tax-efficient investing, 4) opportunistic portfolio rebalancing and 5) Market timing doesn’t work. The company does not hold or manage funds, take commissions or receive any fees from investment companies. About Remonsy and Tom Vaughan: Tom Vaughan began his financial advisory career in 1987 at a Wall Street-based firm. In 1986, at the age of 23, he founded money management firm Retirement Capital Strategies. He is now taking his investment expertise from more than 26 years as an investment advisor with more than $300 million under management and over 6,000 financial plans created to launch Remonsy ETF Network. Remonsy investment advice on ETF funds will be delivered to the growing number of do-it-yourself investors in daily tips, free newsletters and premium products. End
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