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What is the minimum investment for VTSAX Admiral shares?

How many shares are available?

The number of shares in our VTSAX Admiral Fund is determined by how much you invest. There are no limits on the number of shares that can be purchased; however, most plans are limited to a maximum of 1,500 shares at the same time. This number allows us to offer competitive share prices while still keeping our administrative overhead low. This information includes your share price, the share price increment for the day you purchased and the total number of shares you own.

Can I reinvest my dividends from one fund into another? Yes. Dividends from VTSAX Admiral, or any other VTSAX Admiral fund, can be paid out in the same, or in a different, fund. You are not tied to a specific fund.

When is the next dividend payable? All dividends are paid monthly on the last business day of the month. If the last business day falls on a weekend or holiday, the dividend will be paid the following Monday. If the last business day is in March or a leap year, we pay a special dividend. This means that if you purchased a VTSAX Admiral fund that has annual dividend yield of 3% between April 29 and March 31, 2026 (the next full year's dividends won't be paid until 2014), your shares will earn a 3% dividend yield until March 31, 2026. The April 30, 2026, dividends will be paid from our other funds that have regular quarterly dividends, and the June 30, 2026, dividends will be paid from our other funds that have special dividends. The special dividend is payable on June 15, 2026.

How are VTSAX Admiral shares valued when they are redeemed? As with any mutual fund, VTSAX Admiral shares are valued based on the market value of shares at the time they are redeemed. VTSAX Admiral shares are valued at the NAV of the fund that they are redeeming.

What is the 10 year return on VTSAX stock?

Hi, I am about to enter my 6th year of investing in VTSAX and it has been a good ride so far.

My question is how do I know what the 10 year return is? Is it possible to just go to Fidelity or some similar site and have the history? I don't want to do it the way where I enter my current portfolio and get a history for the past 10 years. So how do you do it? Thanks! (P. My portfolio is in VTSAX and I don't plan on changing that) Yes it's possible to find it on the web - just enter the ticker in the search engine. Fidelity will give you this information if you ask them, but you won't need to bother - the 10 year return is usually pretty well known for most funds, you only need to know the starting amount for it to be correct. If you are really interested in how the stock market has performed over the past 10 years, you could always try to calculate it yourself. To calculate it, you take the annual returns (how much you have earned on your investments per year), and then multiply those by 10.50 each year for 10 years. This is your 10 year return.

The annual return is usually something like 1% or 2% per year. The annual returns are not exactly the same as the total return. The total return is the net of the price you paid and the dividends you received.

This is the calculation that a mutual fund company will tell you. It's what you would have earned if you had invested in a VTSAX fund instead of your own personal stock portfolio.

The 10 year return would be the same as the 10 year TIR (Total Return Index). The TIR is what you would have earned if you had invested in the S&P 500 index fund instead of your own stock portfolio.

What is the rating of Vanguard Total Stock Market Index fund?

The Vanguard Total Stock Market Index fund (VTSAX) is currently a 5/5 in our category. This means that its historical performance is similar to the historical performance of the stocks that are included in its index, which are the stocks of United States companies.

The VTSAX is an index fund designed to track the U. Total stock market, including both large- and small-capitalization stocks. It also includes international stocks.

Vanguard began actively investing in the fund at the end of 2026. Its inception date is July 1, 1980, and it began operations on August 1, 1980.

How does it compare with other funds? The VTSAX's performance is similar to the performance of the Dow Jones U. Total Stock Market Index, the best-performing total stock market index fund, when it was started in 1979 and until 2026. From July 1981 to June 2026, the VTSAX achieved an average annual gain of 12.22% per year, versus 10.89% per year for the Dow Jones index. In the past 20 years, the VTSAX has outperformed the Dow Jones U. Total Stock Market Index by 4.8% per year.

The VTSAX also compares well to the iShares Dow Jones U. Total Market ETF (IYWX) and the Vanguard 500 Index Fund (VFIAX). While there has not been a lot of time to observe the performance of these funds, their performance since the VTSAX was introduced has been similar. However, the VTSAX has generally outperformed the iShares Dow Jones U. Total Market ETF, but has lost to the Vanguard 500 Index Fund more often than it has matched or beaten the iShares fund.

How does it compare with other mutual funds? Since it was introduced, the VTSAX has outperformed 95% of the equity mutual funds that we have examined in our research reports over a 5-year period. For instance, the Fund for Your Future (FFYF), the only one to offer a higher risk level than the VTSAX, averaged only a 4.74% annual return over a 5-year period from July 2026 to July 2026, while the VTSAX averaged a 15.33% annual return.

The VTSAX's annual return of 15.