If you ever work or live overseas, it's difficult to purchase mutual funds as an expat due to their distribution agreements limiting them to residents of where they are traded - for funds trading in the US, that means US residents. ETFs don't have similar restrictions.What are the other differences? Ie with holding VTSAX vs VTI. Thank you.
For non-Vanguard mutual funds that don't have an ETF share class of the same funds, ETFs are more tax efficient although since index funds are already highly tax efficient, the impact is minimal.
Statistics: Posted by typical.investor — Sun Jun 16, 2024 12:18 am