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| - | If you invest less than $10,000 in a Standard & Poors 500 Index from Vanguard, it will cost you $20 per year as a service fee. The ETF doesn't have such a fee and might be better for tax purposes. | + | If you invest less than \$10,000 in a Standard & Poors 500 Index from Vanguard, it will cost you \$20 per year as a service fee. The ETF doesn't have such a fee and might be better for tax purposes. |
| The ETF can be traded in the market, but if you trade it using an account different from Vanguards, there might be a brokerage trading fee and spread costs. | The ETF can be traded in the market, but if you trade it using an account different from Vanguards, there might be a brokerage trading fee and spread costs. | ||
| - | If you are willing to invest more than $10,000 in the S&P 500 fund, the Admiral Class is the better alternative, because you don't have to pay the $20 fee and the expense ratio is 0.04%. | + | If you are willing to invest more than \$10,000 in the S&P 500 fund, the Admiral Class is the better alternative, because you don't have to pay the \$20 fee and the expense ratio is 0.04%. |
| ==== Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund ==== | ==== Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund ==== | ||