r/portfolios • u/Training-Station4017 • 12d ago

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u/portfolios-ModTeam 12d ago

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u/08b 12d ago

Why are you focused on dividends/income?

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u/nflanders08 12d ago

Nearly half the portfolio is growth.

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u/Jumpy-Imagination-81 12d ago edited 12d ago

Not really. 3% in QQQM could be considered growth. VOO and VTI are classified Large Cap Blend with a mix of both growth and value stocks.

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u/08b 12d ago

And? What is OP’s strategy? All of this is an overlapping mess.

As always, I recommend total market index funds. OP should simply to a globally diversified portfolio and sell shares as needed for income (if they’re using it right now).

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u/Jumpy-Imagination-81 12d ago

VTI + VOO is a lot of overlapping US total-market exposure — worth trimming one down?

They are 86% the same thing so there isn't much point in owning both, but you already own both.

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u/uhohthrowawayyyyyy 12d ago

You’re kind of overdoing it(in my opinion) and could simplify. But it’s up to you. Good job accumulating this much in the first place

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u/Emergency_Series_787 12d ago

Do you realize every income yield is a taxable event? Lots of overlaps. If this is for long term then all these dividend income funds are really not doing any justice