Morningstar Premium Membership anyone?
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Morningstar Premium Membership anyone?
Apparently 100k at t rowe price entitles you to premium morningstar membership. I currently use the free morningstar for portfolio tracking and basic x-ray. Anyone use premium at all and like the benefits? I tend to avoid signing up for "free" services as one day they will not be free and a charge will magically appear. Thanks in advance my friends.
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Re: Morningstar Premium Membership anyone?
I have a premium membership, but was quite ambivalent about signing up the last time. I have had one for quite some time, with gaps between memberships. But at some point after I have let the premium membership lapse, I want to use one of the apects of premium membership and sign up again. As I have various real and test portfolios in Morningstar, using some of the premium tools to analyze the portfolios is nice. More fun than useful, as I haven't changed my investing approach in a number of year and don't intend to. Part of it is that I appreciate what Morningstar is trying to do and don't mind paying to support that.
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Re: Morningstar Premium Membership anyone?
Yes, I do.
I have a number of funds that I can't get rid of immediately for tax reasons, and so I like too see the breakdown of my portfolio. Vanguard, personal capital, and other tools all seemed to mis-categorize things. As I gradually change into all index funds, I want see how my AA will be impacted. I like Vanguards tool but it is just too wrong often. I mean my total stock market Holding in my 529 is classified as other. Bad bad bad...
Also read the reports on funds I am considering using to tilt a little. It's interesting and worth the look.
I have a number of funds that I can't get rid of immediately for tax reasons, and so I like too see the breakdown of my portfolio. Vanguard, personal capital, and other tools all seemed to mis-categorize things. As I gradually change into all index funds, I want see how my AA will be impacted. I like Vanguards tool but it is just too wrong often. I mean my total stock market Holding in my 529 is classified as other. Bad bad bad...
Also read the reports on funds I am considering using to tilt a little. It's interesting and worth the look.
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Re: Morningstar Premium Membership anyone?
Thanks for the replies. I don't think there would be much material benefit for me personally. And the lack of responses from the Bogleheads community I think speaks pretty loudly about that. : )
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