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Doesn't seem like you get much: https://investor.vanguard.com/investing/benefits/at-a-glance But congrats on the milestone!
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Quote from: Yankuba on October 07, 2016, 01:39:30 PM Doesn't seem like you get much: https://investor.vanguard.com/investing/benefits/at-a-glance But congrats on the milestone!
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Post by naranja » Sat Sep 19, 2020 1:29 pm
Re: Voyager vs Voyager Select and 4% Rule
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Post by nisiprius » Sat Sep 19, 2020 4:34 pm
livesoft wrote: ↑ Sat Sep 19, 2020 1:35 pm We are Voyager Select. There are zero benefits to Voyager, Voyager Select, and other stupid names at Vanguard. If you are Rowboat status you will get the same treatment.
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naranja wrote: ↑ Sun Sep 20, 2020 12:33 am Thanks for the replies, I'll scratch Voyager Select off as a benefit. My expectation is it's more likely for some dips along the way rather than straight up for the next twelve months then a crash. 2-3 fund portfolio sounds right. I'm inclined to go 60/40 or 70/30 stocks to bonds. Cheers
Post by Alchemist » Sun Sep 20, 2020 2:34 am
Drew31 wrote: ↑ Sun Sep 20, 2020 1:13 am I really, really, want Vanguard to change Personal Investor to Rowboat....
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Post by Broken Man 1999 » Sun Apr 04, 2021 10:09 pm
stocknoob4111 wrote: ↑ Sun Apr 04, 2021 9:40 pm how do you get to Voyager Select? I know it does not make any material difference but I would still like to see Voyager Select at the top. I currently have $680K in VG assets and have had $600K+ in assets since last November. Before that when I hit $500K I called VG and they told me that I will get "upgraded" automatically when I hit an average balance above $500K for 3 months. I have had over that for 5 months now but i'm still VG so they gave me false information. Do I need to call them?
Post by backpacker61 » Tue Apr 06, 2021 11:45 am
stocknoob4111 wrote: ↑ Sun Apr 04, 2021 9:40 pm how do you get to Voyager Select? I know it does not make any material difference but I would still like to see Voyager Select at the top.
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They won't make you Flagship based on your glowing future prospects. But they will make you various forms of preferred clients with smaller versions of Flagship perks as you grow your invested assets with them. Over $100K, over $250km, over $500k, for example. 3.
And yes, the jump from Voyager to Voyager Select used to be a pretty significant one, if just for the massive drop in online and phone trade commissions, and now it's basically non-existent. You used to also get free access to a financial adviser at Voyager Select, before they moved that to Flagship+ somewhere around late 2018/early 2019:
Posted by u/nsaju - 15 votes and 10 comments
Access to ongoing portfolio management through Vanguard Personal Advisor Services® for a low fee. Investors with $500,000 to $1 million* You're a Voyager Select client at Vanguard, which offers you a team of experienced investment professionals and additional discounts on brokerage trades. Your Voyager Select® benefits include:
Which means the OP already has at least $900K invested in Vanguard funds at Vanguard. We're Voyager Select and have a ways to go to get Flagship (at least a few years and a job change for me to unlock my 401(k)). At most, being Flagship would be worth about $200 per year in free VanguardAdvantage and 25 free stock/ETF trades per spouse (vs $2 ...
Doing so will drop me to Voyager Select. Now, I can move some ETFs and mutual funds from TD Ameritrade to get me back over 1 mil. at Vanguard. Wondering if any big advantage to Flagship other than some free trades vs $2 with Select (don't trade much, so likely savings will be less than $20/yr). Thanks.
Investors with $50,000 to $500,000*. You're a Voyager client at Vanguard, and the benefits you'll receive will help you manage your assets as your portfolio grows. Your Voyager® benefits include: Investment professionals who will listen to you, address your questions, and offer financial education and resources to empower your decisions.
Vanguard offers a free review by a financial advisor at the Select level and above. Quoting from an earlier post, "This advisor will review your goals and recommend a portfolio. Will also talk you through different life events to help form good goals.
Vanguard Voyager Financial Advice. Hey everyone, Vanguard recently informed me that I became a Voyager investor (assets >50k) and one of the new perks is discounted financial advice. For $250 (normally $1k) I can get advice on mutual fund selection, asset allocation, risk analysis, etc. Has anyone else used this?
Re: Voyager Select Financial Plan - Worth It? by Frans » Fri Jul 11, 2014 6:00 am. You are going to get the standard Vanguard approach of investing in "the market"; broad diversification, the usual stuff, the same thing you can find on the Vanguard website, nothing more, nothing less. When I tried to engage the Vanguard financial advisor in a ...
Voyager. $50,000 invested in Vanguard funds and ETFs at Vanguard gets you the Voyager status. It qualifies you for the optional Personal Advisor Service — you pay 0.3% to have your accounts managed and your questions answered by a human advisor. It's a good milestone to hit if you want the Personal Advisor Service.
Re: Vanguard Voyager Select Eligible! « Reply #6 on: October 10, 2016, 07:07:08 AM » I kind of had speaking with a financial planner in mind when I was aiming for Voyager Select.
So voyagers… what y'all think about new tier system for USDC, BTC and ETH. We update our rewards on a monthly cadence, which allows us to give the most competitive rewards we can. Introducing tiered rewards on ETH, BTC, and USDC helps us deliver the highest rewards we can offer to as many Voyagers as possible. With the introduction of tiers ...
Voyager. At $50,000 invested in Vanguard funds you get access to Voyager level benefits. This is the level needed to access Vanguard Personal Advisor Services (PAS) mentioned above. You also get access to a Voyager level customer service number, which should queue you ahead of "regular" level customers. Voyager Select
It turns out that in moving my funds to Vanguard I see that I will be a little - 25+K - short to become a Voyager Select account. This is all non-taxable. I could rollover some 401K money to get to that level. Would it be worth doing that now? I thought I would just wait but I have a lot of trades to do because of transfers from other accounts.
I have qualified for the 'Voyager Select' services where I have had some meetings with their financial advisors and they have done a good job of investing/reinvesting funds/tax liabilities. I wanted to recommend these services to my brother but it doesn't seem like Vanguard UK has the same services.
Vanguard's asset management services group, which operates below the radar screen of many in the financial advice business, now manages about $6.5 billion in assets for 3,500 investors. That is more than a 50% increase from the $4.3 billion it was overseeing for 2,800 investors at the beginning of last year.
We're so excited to reveal that the electrifying, creative, and action-packed gameplay of Valorant is now coming to PS5. We can't wait for you all to join us for our Limited Beta, which begins June 14! Valorant is a 5v5 character-based tactical FPS, where precise gunplay meets unique Agent abilities. Valorant is more than just guns and ...
Re: Voyager vs Voyager Select and 4% Rule. by nisiprius » Sat Sep 19, 2020 4:34 pm. livesoft wrote: ↑ Sat Sep 19, 2020 1:35 pm We are Voyager Select. There are zero benefits to Voyager, Voyager Select, and other stupid names at Vanguard. If you are Rowboat status you will get the same treatment. Naaah, Rowboat customers have to pay a $20 ...
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You are absolutely correct in your statement - Don't buy callable CDs if you expect interest rates to go down. The difference between callable and non-callable CDs is usually about 0.2%. Vanguard recently updated the portion of their web site for fixed assets and made it much easier to select between callable and non-callable.
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My goal: minimize risk of data and pc, while continuing to play league. My questions are: Is it safe enough to leave vanguard on your computer if it is disabled? The scenario is: for example vanguard is breached. 2. If answer to question 1 is no, then is it safe enough to uninstall it after every time u close ur league application? Scenario I ...