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3. I think something of that magnitude is about as likely to happen as a big rise in the capital gains

Reply to lordsummerisle (Reply #2)

Thu Dec 3, 2015, 10:27 PM

Dec 2015

tax rate or the estate tax rates. I'm sure a lot of congress people and wealthy people have Vanguard investments, given that it has 1/5 of the market. And, practically speaking, Congress funds the IRS, and is already putting a hard squeeze on it.

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Hmm. Fidelity's 500 Index Fund has a 0.05% expense ratio progree Dec 2015 #1

What bothers me about this story lordsummerisle Dec 2015 #2

I think something of that magnitude is about as likely to happen as a big rise in the capital gains progree Dec 2015 #3

I was thinking the same thing lordsummerisle Dec 2015 #4

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Let me get this straight. klook Jan 2016 #8

My thoughts as well. n/t lordsummerisle Jan 2016 #9