Thanks for all the work you do to provide military members and others with this incredibly valuable information. Key Differences. The Fund employs an indexing investment approach to track the performance of the CRSP US Total Market Index. Expand. However, I’ve decided this fund is too conservative and I’m considering changing my asset allocation but I can’t decide between 50% C and 50% S (your strategy) or 90% C and 10% F (the Warren Buffet strategy). The effective expense ratio is .15%. Keep in mind, I’m not a licensed financial advisor. His advisors have high fees and he’s obviously about making a portion of those fees himself. Thanks for the information! Right now, Vanguard can’t compete with what Fidelity has done by slashing their fees, going to zero on two big categories, and eliminating minimum investments! For example QDI ratio differences between ITOT and VTI make an annual difference of ~1bp in tax drag. If you are an index fund investor you have heard of Vanguards VTSAX. It’s not publicly traded (neither is Fidelity), but instead the company is owned by the US domiciled funds and exchange traded funds (ETFs). You may also want to check out the following FXAIX comparisons that investors often look for on Finny. That’s huge. There is a wide variety of index fund expense ratios available to you. Apologies to my investment advisor friends (if I have any now). Does it have the cheapest index fund fees? Thanks, I appreciate all the information you share with your readers! Very nicely done, and not just because of the links to my blog & book. Vanguard is a good choice. Additionally, it is a fact that load funds do not outperform no-load funds, they just cost a hell of a lot more! We make our picks based on liquidity, expenses, leverage and more. VTSAX = VTI). In a category where the competitors have fairly high expense ratios, Fidelity went to zero! Thank you for your service. He’s great at getting people out debt, but when it comes to financial planning, himself and his planners are making too much in fees and I’m worried they don’t have your best interests at heart. That’s the power of compound fees. Regarding Vanguard vs Schwab, I sort of regret choosing Schwab after reading your article. Note their expense ratios of .45% and 1.57%. It’s embedded in their culture. The investment is indistinguishable from it’s Fidelity or Charles Schwab equivalent, but with Fidelity, you will pay .015% in total fees everytime you buy. If you liked this article, be sure to subscribe, share the article, and check out my popular articles. If you are in the Choose FI world, then you’ve heard of the Godfather of FI, Jim Collins. UPDATE: Vanguard’s minimum for Admiral Shares on 38 of their index funds were lowered from $10,000 to $3,000 on December 1, 2018. Start putting your money to work now! Thanks for your posts! For example, VTI is 33% more expensive than SWTSX, ITOT and SPTM. One small advantage is with Vanguard mutual funds you can set up systematic purchases of the funds over time. But how important are fees in the grand scheme of things? All other things being equal, I would prefer to invest in the total stock market, because of its exposure to the entire stock market, including small-cap and mid-cap stocks. Just found your site. I’m also not sure how close to retirement I should start making my retirement fund more conservative to avoid a sudden loss in the account’s value. FWIW, having read Bogleâs âClash of Cultures: Investment vs. Speculationâ, the Vanguard founder does not think highly of ETFs. That’s how they get you in the door. As you point out, there are less expensive index funds than Vanguard’s and an index fund is an index fund. Sure, own the entire market. Vanguard lowered the minimum to 3k for Admiral shares. Read my article on How Lucky are the Richest Guys on Wall Street? You can pay as much or as little as you would like! Letâs have some index fund fun today. You can invest in the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (NYSEArca: VTI) for 0.04% or 40 cents annually per $1,000 invested. That’s insanity. I love Dave Ramsey…. This rebalancing opportunity doesn't exist if you replace two ETFs with VT. Top. If I were to fall into a coma for 20 years, I can trust them to not screw me over by raising fees and implementing other unnecessary costs that erode my returns. You are better off in something like a savings account or money market if you’ll need it to pay for a down payment in the near future. Their index funds are six times cheaper than USAA. Also in a another post you recommend Paul Merriman. VTI: Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF. Question – which would you choose between TSP and Vanguard? I do plan to buy and hold rental properties for cash flow eventually, but probably can’t start doing this in the near future. They are very expensive. Speaking of investing, see my article on 9 Proven Ways to Boost Your Index Fund Returns. In my opinion, you don’t want to invest in index funds unless you plan on leaving that money untouched for a long time, like more than 15 years. VTSAX vs VTI. Assets: $840.9 billion Holdings: 3551 stocks Dividend Yield: 1.95% Expense Ratio: 0.03% Vanguardâs Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) is similar to VOO in many ways, but the main difference is that it holds a much broader range of stocks.. You just pick one based on your target year and risk tolerance. I was also surprised you left out the ETFs like VTI and VT. No minimum purchase and super low fees of 0.04% for VTI and 0.1% for VT. I’d probably want to do a separate one for ETFs. Posted on September 26, 2019 March 25, 2020 by Jeremy Schneider. Fidelityâs S&P 500 index fund is FXAIX (ER 0.015%), and their total stock market index fund is FSKAX (ER 0.015%). I might have to think about Fidelity now…. Unless youâd like to manage your own mix, these are great choices. The credit card companies are hoping you don’t just signup and get the travel points. I would also argue that the differences at these low expense ratios are too small to be concerned with. Sign up here: https://m1finance.8bxp97.net/yJYx3Get 2 FREE Stocks on WeBull (Valued up to ⦠This structure aligns company and investor interests. Learn more about the best S&P 500 ETFs you can buy this year. I’m not sure I can say the same for any of the other investment firms. Great article Rich! Not that they canât be used the same as an mutual fund for long term investment, but they are designed around the mindset of speculation / day trading / market timing, and have the ⦠Where did you find the photo of my investment advisor? Current and Historical Performance Performance for Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF on Yahoo Finance. Read my post: Are Charles Schwab Index Funds the Cheapest? As the name suggests, the S&P 500 is composed of the largest 500 publicly traded companies in the U.S. https://richonmoney.com/how-to-invest-your-money/. I’ve been using them since 1999, but they also have higher fees than I would expect. FXAIX vs VFIAX Comparison. To the one who was my first commenter on this blog. You may know he is ⦠We did that by making our IRA contributions for two years, in the same year (after January 1st, but before April 15th). I read an article that Fidelity is able to offer 0% index funds because they only provide and dividend once per year and invest the cash like robinhood does while its waiting to distribute. It’s compound fees working against you! Fully understand your benefits to maximize your retirement income! leoc2 Silver Ring Posts: 276 Joined: 06Feb2011 13:10. I was probably over generalizing the vanguard funds I’m in. You don’t need to choose between Vanguard and TSP. That’s a loss of $2.5 million. Why is that? Overexposure to FAANG and Other Insanely Valued Stocks. I plan to serve 20 plus years and I’m currently investing 7% of my base pay (I’m in the BRS so I’m getting the 5% match) into the TSP Lifecycle 2060 fund. I used a calculator at www.nerdwallet.com to see how much difference there would be in my ending balance after 40 years of investing with Vanguard’s expense ratio vs. USAA’s. Apart from the S&P 500 Index, there are various other index funds that you can look at. For example, Berkshire Hathaway has class A and class B shares. I also had no idea that Schwab had lower expense ratios and no minimum fee. In my eyes, they are all the same thing. Thank you! It doesn’t seem worth the hassle factor to start out in Schwab funds and then move over to Vanguard once you have $10K, if you can do it relatively quick. You also wouldn’t use it to temporarily store money you plan to invest with later. I believe that once somebody reads a book like The Simple Path to Wealth, and pokes around investment blogs a little, they can intelligently choose their own asset allocation and rebalance when necessary. That’s some stiff competition between Schwab, Fidelity, and the Big V. That’s good for us. I’m planning on going 50% S and 50% C in my TSP so hopefully that will fairly closely mimic exposure to most segments of the US stock market. It’s the opposite of compound interest. Using this calculator, you can see that VFIAX and FXAIX have virtually identical returns: https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio. So in my mind, that is why Jim Collins recommends this company over all others. I guess it’s Fidelity at the moment, but they are all pretty damn close! It’s not much different than travel hacking. It will lose $2.5 million in value. VTI. Hey Rich- just discovered your blog through listening to your interview on Afford Anything (http://podcast.affordanything.com/136-bought-20-houses-debt-free-serving-overseas-military-rich-carey/). They lure you in with a cheap product, and hopefully make up for it somewhere else. One question that comes to mind for me when reading about index funds is, are they still the best place to invest if I’m just beginning investing at age 55? I am going to send you and email and I hope I can get a response regarding a first investment property I am analyzing. TSP is the military version of a 401K, and you can only hold certain funds inside of it that are already defined. Therefore, the Premium class above no longer exists and is now known as Fidelity 500 Index Fund (FXAIX), the expense ratio is .015%, the lowest of all companies I’m aware of. Click here to get my free comprehensive TSP Guide. Great post and thanks for your efforts in providing this information. I figured, it’s a military bank, it’s gotta have low fees compared to other banks, right? You’ll call to ask a question or maybe come into a branch, and they’ll have a captive audience to pitch their products to. If Fidelity doesn’t track as well as Vanguard then isn’t that a form of expense fees. Fidelity is now the cheapest, and also matches Schwab for having no minimum investment. All of them have no minimum investment requirement. But dividing by Fidelityâs zero expense ratio doesnât work. *I haven’t researched to verify that since I’m already setup with Vanguard – plus lazy. VTI: Cost of investment is the price of 1 share. VTSAX: $3,000 minimum initial investment. If you buy the Rydex version from an investment advisor, you will pay a 1.57% expense ratio and then a 4.75% front-end load on top of that for a total of 6.32%. Most people will have a mixture of index funds and bonds based on age and risk tolerance. You may know he is a huge fan of Vanguard as the mutual fund company of choice. He’s horrible when it comes to investments. Get comparisons, analyses and forecasts for stocks, ETFs & funds. I’m an active duty Air Force O-2 and I’m looking for some investment advice. This stuff is over my head. And here are the recent historical returns of the S&P 500 and Total Stock Market index, as of January 4, 2019:[Data: Morningstar]The correlation in returns between the S&P 500 and the Total Stock Market Index is very, very high. As an investment, VOO and VFIAX are completely identical. FXAIX has a lower expense ratio than VTI (0.02% vs 0.03%). They are convenient, low cost, broadly diversified, and automatically rebalanced. Their culture is right! Don’t pay the high fees regardless. have you considered VTSAX to cover the whole stock market? The Fund invests by holding a collection of securities that approximates the Index. Last updated on March 25th, 2020 by Fidelity famously declared victory in the expense ratio wars last year when they released four zero fee index funds: Would this make a difference over time? Our free stock-market game ⢠Trade your virtual portfolio in real time ⢠Talk strategies in group discussions ⢠Find or create a game that suits you Across all Fidelity index funds, they now offer the single lowest-cost share class to all investors regardless of investment size. Many investors ask whether it is sufficient to invest in an S&P 500 fund such as FXAIX. It is a company that is structured differently. Vanguard, on the other hand, is in a different category than Fidelity and Schwab. So the company’s values line up with what I think a large part of the FIRE community’s values are. How Lucky are the Richest Guys on Wall Street? In fact, Fidelity is starting to win me over! FXAIX is a mutual fund, whereas VOO is an ETF. Before we dive into greater details, letâs take a look at the overview ⦠FACEBOOK TWITTER LINKEDIN By Steven Nickolas. Hopefully you forget to cancel and they get that annual fee as well. I'll answer your Trust question first as that is the easiest. It loses $125,807, or 4% of the portfolio to fees over the 40 years. So who has the cheapest index funds? Also what about Error Tracking? One thing I did the first time I read The Simple Path to Wealth (I ended up reading it about 15 times as his editor on the book) was check all my current investments to find out if I was paying too much in fees. I think Schwab is ok. Just don’t sign up for any of their expensive extra offerings! I’m considering going back to them! You shouldn’t be focused on hour to hour fluctuations, those are meaningless. The ETF is traded like a stock. A good example would be the Rydex S&P 500 Class A fund. VTSAX vs. VFIAX: Differences in Composition. I don’t believe investors can or should try to beat the market. Would you recommend I stick with these funds or switch to a passive index fund like the S&P 500 VFIAX? Rich, Good article. I believe that investing is remarkably simple, and some investment advisors unnecessarily complicate it. Good luck! If he can get his claim of 2% greater returns its no problem but its also as high as your USAA fund I’m noticing. For the S&P 500, Charles Schwab has the cheapest index fund until the August 1, 2018 reductions by Fidelity. They are always looking for ways to reduce costs to their investors. The all-in-one Fidelity Freedom Index Fundspackage other Fidelity index funds. As a bona fide Boglehead, I’d rather pay the one extra basis point to be with an investor-owned company. Also, no minimum. S&P 500 Index Funds with Higher Minimum Investment. I just listened to your Bigger Pockets episode and am very impressed with your conservative yet aggressive approach to investing. Amazing! Understood, thank you for your response. That’s probably Schwab and Fidelity’s hope too. They can do this at any time without warning. Talk to a vanguard advisor about it. Fidelity is a better full-suite brokerage, but if all you have right now is a Roth IRA there's not really a compelling reason to switch over to Fidelity. Vanguard has lots more stocks than Fidelity Zero (almost a thousand more so expenses of thost thousands cost more)! I said earlier that you are making 8% a year in our hypothetical investment. When it comes to getting out of debt. Thought I should point out that this article needs some updating (again – going to be fun keeping up with the index fund fee competition going on right now). Those funds are owned by their investors. Hey Rich – I know you’ve read TMM – what’s your take on Dave’s mutual fund advice? And the hope is once you’re there, you’ll look around and buy more stuff. Table of Contents. The primary difference between VTSAX and VTI is the minimum initial investment and the way shares are bought and sold. It was an honor to work on your book. VOO vs. VFIAX: Identical Investments. UPDATE: As of August 1, 2018, Fidelity no longer has different levels of S&P 500 Index funds. It loses $220,869, or 7.1% of the portfolio to fees over the 40 years. The others will always be looking for ways and opportunities to raise their fees and line their pockets. Looks like that Vanguard change happened Dec 1, 2018. A fee like this is completely outrageous. Re: VT vs VXUS + VTI. FXAIX is a mutual fund, whereas VTI is an ETF. Contributed $10,000 a year for 40 years making 8%. For the first time ever in the history of index funds, Fidelity is offering four index funds with no expense ratio and no investment minimum. If 6.32% is going to the mutual fund company and your investment advisor, how much do you get after fees get paid? That would be total fees of 7.32% for one year. Thank you. Once you are their customer, you’ll look around and hopefully see something you like. It meant a lot to me and it still does. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. I recommend avoiding Dave Ramsey’s financial planners like the plague!!! Although those are much appreciated! It’s a bank available to military members and their families. They want you to charge a bunch of stuff you don’t need and they get some fees and interest out of you! I know you have great customer service, but, money talks! It’s a difference of more than a million dollars! Let’s look at a chart of the different choices you have of index funds and their expense ratios. Letâs take a look at two index funds, FXAIX and VFIAX: FXAIX: Fidelity 500 Index Fund. Winner: Too soon to tell for ITOT vs FZROX; even if we had plenty of history, QDI ratios jump around a lot and usually don't differ a huge amount between similar funds. Thanks for your help! Read how I made my money in real estate. I have very few shares & bought into FXAIX last week which I plan to invest in ⦠This is a sensitive subject for me, because on one hand, I really want to bash the investment advisor industry, but on the other, I know and like many investment advisors who I believe have their clients best interests at heart. FXAIX VTI SCHB FZROX SPTM I own them all in various accounts for various reasons. Not insanely high, but Vanguard’s comparable fund is .14%, almost half as cheap. Updating now, thanks! I’ve always followed the simple advice of Warren Buffett. It makes a 34% difference in that 40 years. It essentially the same investment, but from a different company. VTI has many of the same top holdings as SCHB and these two ETFs trade in tandem most of the time. Don’t know that many military members with that kind of dough laying around. But VTI offers a ⦠Very “set and forget”…. Learned lots about index funds and fees. Ha ha, just kidding! Below is the comparison between FXAIX and VTI. FXAIX has a lower 5-year return than VTI (18.41% vs 19.29%). Some investments advisors, but not all, will tend to recommend financial products to their clients that pay them commissions. Unfortunately, this is sometimes also true with mortgages and car insurance. S&P 500 Index Funds with Low Minimum Investments. I wish I had realized that USAA is a fantastic insurance company, a decent bank, and a lousy investment company years ago. No problem if you hold them in a tax advantaged account and can switch without tax consequences. Keep up your good work! That being said, if you have less than $10,000 and want to invest, as long as you can resist the temptation to sign up for additional services, I don’t see a problem with putting your money at Fidelity or Schwab. The Vanguard Portfolio with an expense ratio of .14% ends up with $2,997,871. See performance data and interactive charts for Fidelity® 500 Index Fund (FXAIX). However, their average expense ratio is 0.38%. Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund vs. Vanguard 500 Index Fund. The Fund invests at least 80% of its assets in common stocks included in the Index. If VTI goes into a bubble territory, your allocation rules should force you to rebalance from VTI to VXUS. It follows the CRSP US Total Market Index, ⦠USAA is an interesting case. Read my website thoroughly, read a simple path to wealth, or the stock series by jlcollinsnh.com, and you’ll be able to invest for yourself. Not a big difference. Not only that, but if you have $3,000 or more to invest, you can buy Vanguard S&P 500 Admiral Shares (VFIAX), which has an expense ratio of .04%. Any advice would be appreciated! For Fidelity, this category now has a zero expense ratio and no minimum. I didn’t even mention that if you sell this fund in less than one year, you get charged a back-end load of 1%. And those are just fractions of a percent! There are 509 stocks in the index, though, because some companies have more than one âclassâ of stock. Win my business back. The debate among early retirement fanatics and Bogleheads regarding which index fund to pick is intense. I’ve never met with any sort of financial planner. Full disclosure: I’m technically an employee at Fidelity Investments. The company actually created index funds and the idea of index fund investing as a strategy that is superior to picking stocks. But that’s not the only problem. You must really like your investment advisor. Where will we find the cheapest index funds? Logged Print; Pages: 1 You can google the prospectus or Morningstar report or something similar, and it will have that info. Despite the criticism of Admiral shares out there, it should be noted that Vanguard offers equivalent ETFs without an investment minimum (i.e. Just imagine how bad it would be paying a 1.57% fee and then a 4.75% load on top of that! About half of what you need to keep up with inflation. I had my IRA with them, but switched to Vanguard because their fee of .25% was just too high. The company focuses on low fees and keeping costs down. This will make it more clear. In addition to my TSP, I have a Roth IRA through Vanguard made up of 4 very aggressive growth mutual funds (small, mid, large cap and international growth funds). My goal is to save as much money in stocks so I can liquidate and invest into real estate single-family properties. Do you recommend I meet with them, or go direct and get Fidelity 500 fund and invest on my own? I know I made a good move recently by switching from the ridiculousness of Edward Jones and an advisor whom did not have my best interests in mind, to Schwab where the fees are low and I know I can resist any pitch that comes my way (none have so far). If you are in the Choose FI world, then youâve heard of the Godfather of FI, Jim Collins. A reader recently asked me the following, so I was inspired to write this post about using Vanguardâs VTI fund vs. iSharesâ ITOT fund in a portfolio. It probably has something to do with the blog www.jlcollinsnh.com or the book The Simple Path to Wealth. Sorry, I know that’s a lot! Below is the comparison between FXAIX and VTI. With the others, even with the 0 fee you still pay per transaction. This fund is just like any other fund that bears the "total stock market" or "total market index" name, making it most comparable to a Russell 3000 index fund. This is not very important for most investors. Hereâs why. It is paid to investment intermediaries, such as financial planners and investment advisors as a sales commission. You can always find something similar with low fees. Full disclosure: USAA has a class of S&P 500 Index Fund Shares that can be bought for .15%, but the minimum investment is $100k. For those companies, these are “loss leaders” designed to get you in the door. I would love to keep all my investments with them, but their fees are way too high. The S&P 500 has risen in a straight line in 2017. Now let’s talk about Wells Fargo and Rydex. In my opinion, if an investment advisor was selling you an index fund with a front-end load that is otherwise available from many companies with no load, that is criminal. Thanks! UPDATE: Again, with Fidelity’s changes on August 1, 2018, they got rid of tiered levels depending on investment levels. The Fund seeks to track the performance of a benchmark index that measures the investment return of the overall stock market. 10 years from now, index funds could be down. The Rydex portfolio compared to the Schwab one will lose 81% of its total value over 40 years because of fees. I don’t receive a paycheck from them, and this website isn’t monetized in anyway (yet). I’m looking to meet with a certified financial planner (specifically the ELPs that Dave Ramsey recommends on his site). FXAIX is a mutual fund, whereas VTI is an ETF. I used to be active duty and am now a reservist. Don’t Make These Mistakes in Military Real Estate, Investing with VA Loans – A Complete Guide, Finding the Best Property Management Companies – 5 Secrets, Military Millionaire – Seven Crucial Steps, TSP Allocation Strategies – The Best Out There, The 10 Cheapest Index Funds to Supercharge your Portfolio, 9 Debt Payoff Hacks that Work and 3 that Don’t, How To Invest Your Money and Retire Early, investors can or should try to beat the market. Re: FZROX vs. FXAIX [Fidelity ZERO Total Market Index vs. 500 Index] Post by JoMoney » Thu Sep 17, 2020 3:27 am If you want to track the S&P 500 index, which has different methodology requirements (for better or worse), and has widely available data/info on its performance available by which you can compare to your ⦠Wish I had read this 10 years ago. VTI tends to trade very closely to its NAV and often varies by only a few basis points. Total Stock Market Index Funds with Higher Minimum Investment. Many in the Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) community recommend VTSAX (Vanguard’s Total Stock Market Index) as the investment of choice. Get answers to common ETF questions You can have both. This is because ⦠I’m currently on a military leave of absence. Maybe you’ll want some sophisticated recommendations. I bet he drives a Porsche. It’s all here. I too invested with them for a long time before switching everything to Vanguard. You can also have an IRA in addition to your TSP, and you can choose to have Vanguard funds in this account if you want. You are the first blogger I’ve read that mentioned them. The highest of the bunch here. They hold the exact same collection of stocks (the 500 largest publicly traded companies in the U.S.), they have the exact same dividend yield, and they earn the exact same annual returns. What questions should I make sure to cover with the ELP? Also, would it not be redundant to be invested in the C fund in the TSP and another Vanguard S&P 500 index fund? Get $30 FREE when you sign up for M1 Finance & deposit $1,000! I specifically mean his ideas of using/paying professionals who can identify funds that out-perform the market and his ideas of diversification through four types of funds? Also, I’ve read that another reason to stick to Vanguard is the lack of transaction fees (on their funds anyway). But I will look into VTSAX. The S&P 500 fund covers about 80 percent of the US stock market. Fidelity would close the ZERO fund series before they raise the expense ratio. UPDATE: Up until August 1, 2018, Schwab had the cheapest index fund, but it’s now Fidelity. fxaix vs voo Iâm 28, just getting into investing as of 3 weeks ago. If you are not sure what the expense ratio of your mutual or index funds are, check. Shares are purchased and sold at market close. Between VTI or ITOT specifically, do you have a ⦠Mutual funds and ETFs pass along dividends. Hi JlCollins and Rich, Something that is often overlooked is the Vanguard vs Fidelity zero or low cast index. The Fund seeks a total return which corresponds to that of the S&P 500 Index. They have additional fees on top of the expense ratio. They are the ones that are committed to keeping fees low in general, but don’t necessarily have the lowest fee for every product. Does it have the lowest investment minimums? That’s a good point. If both the VTSAX and VTI have a fee of .04, but VTSAX requires a minimum of $10,000, are there any advantages investing in the mutual fund over the ETF? Fidelity already offers the same funds with an expense ratio that is not zero - they rolled out the ZERO funds specifically to target investors who want a zero expense fund. Below is the comparison between FXAIX and VOO. Fidelity and Charles Schwab are both companies that make money of off fees and commissions. Potentially a huge tax bill if you have to switch in a taxable account. So what’s the deal with the strong Vanguard push? The management fee for my fund was .25%. This is unique in the investment world. I have a question for you. An international growth fund could have the expense ratio your talking about, but small mid and large cap shouldn’t. Also the dividend distribution schedule for Fidelity Zero FZROX is once a year, FSKAX is twice a year, and VTSAX is quarterly or 4 times a year. UPDATE: Fidelity did it again! I worked there as a stock broker before I joined the military. This was my comparison between VTSAX vs VFIAX! If you want to get smart on this stuff and get a lot of help from likeminded people, go to the choosefi facebook group and ask your specific financial questions there. It is deducted from the investment amount and lowers the size of the investment. They have very low expense ratios.
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