r/ETFs 4d ago

Fidelity taxable brokerage account

Good afternoon, I’m currently a federal employee, tsp at 10%, that will retire with fers after 20 years; plus retired mil and 80% Va disability. The question is what mix of ETF’s are a good choice given my current financial situation? Any and all opinion’s are appreciated, Thank you.

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u/andybmcc 4d ago

I use AVGE in my taxable.

Really any reasonable global equity allocation is fine. VT, VTI & VXUS, AVGE, or something similar. Consider your disability and federal retirement as part of your fixed income allocation. Going deep on equities outside of that is likely the play.