Brokerage
Vanguard Review
4.5/5Editorial rating
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Overview
Vanguard's client-owned structure keeps fund expenses among the lowest available, which suits long-horizon index investors.
Who it's best for
Buy-and-hold index investors focused on minimizing cost.
Pros
- Rock-bottom fund fees
- Investor-owned structure
- Strong retirement lineup
Cons
- Dated interface
- Limited trading tools
- Service wait times
Fees, minimums and key facts
| Minimum investment | $0 |
|---|---|
| Fees | $0 commissions; very low fund fees |
| Asset type | Index funds, ETFs, stocks |
| Accredited investors only | No |
| Liquidity | High |
| Expected hold time | — |
| Account types | Taxable, IRA, Roth, 529, Solo 401(k) |
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