- FSKAX vs. FZROX: Which Fidelity Fund Is the Best?
FSKAX does have a slightly higher expense ratio, so FZROX is a better choice if you’re trying to avoid fees But if you’re looking for a more diversified portfolio, FSKAX is the better option Ultimately, the fund that is the best fit will depend on your lifestyle and long-term objectives
- FSKAX vs. FXAIX: Fees, Performance, Tax Efficiency | White Coat Investor
FSKAX and FXAIX are two popular mutual funds offered by Fidelity Learn the differences between the two and which might be best for you
- FSKAX vs VTSAX — Fees, Performance, Tax Efficiency | White Coat Investor
FSKAX and VTSAX are two popular mutual funds offered by Fidelity and Vanguard, respectively Learn the differences between the two funds
- VTI vs FSKAX vs FZROX - Bogleheads. org
I use FSKAX for all my Fidelity pre-tax tax-free accounts, simply because it's a Fidelity fund, with no transaction fee, has low ER, and is a broader index than FZROX (even though it probably makes very little difference in the long run) If these accounts were at Vanguard, I'd almost certainly use VTSAX, which tracks nearly identical to FSKAX
- FXAIX vs FSKAX – need to make a choice - Bogleheads. org
In January, FSKAX trounced FXAIX but they were neck and neck in February (please, don't ask my definition of 'trounce'; it returned more for less vs in my portfolio) You don't need a sub to see why
- FZROX vs FSKAX - Bogleheads. org
VTI, FZROX, and FSKAX all have different benchmark indexes they track for composition despite all having the same "Total Market Index" moniker As Retire@50 said, only the IRS knows for sure, but forum consensus is that holding any fund tracking S P-500 is "substantially identical" because that's a proprietary index (so VFIAX VOO, FXAIX, SWPPX
- FZROX vs FSKAX [Fidelity total market Zero vs. Total Market]
Re: FZROX vs FSKAX by carminered2019 » Wed Mar 31, 2021 8:49 pm I stick with FSKAX, it's more established and been around much longer so I rather pay $150 for every 1 million for FSKAX
- Investing in FSKAX (Passive Index fund) and Brokerage Bankruptcy Risk . . .
FSKAX is composed of shares of thousands of stocks It cannot go to zero without the entire stock market going to zero, in which case other index funds from other providers would also collapse Fidelity could decide to stop offering FSKAX, in which case it would be liquidated and you would receive the cash value of the stocks at that time
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