I have most of my money in Vanguard mutual funds and ETFs. However I recently decided it would make sense to open a second account at another institution to hedge against risk of
- hacking
- freezing of assets
- computer going down
etc.
(note, I understand this risk is small, I just figured opening a second account was a free hedge)
However, I'm no longer sure that this second account is a Free hedge. Specifically, I know that Vanguard mutual funds are uniquely tax advantaged due to their dual ETF structure. i.e. Fidelity mutual funds will incur higher taxes during a typical year.
I figured I would solve this by simply buying the ETF equivalent. However I can't find them, and now think that they don't exist.
So my question is, is there a Fidelity equivalent of VTI (etf) and a fidelity equivalent of a good international ETF
i.e. FSKAX is the equivalent of VTSAX, but FSKAX is tax disadvantaged relative to VTSAX, so is there an equivalent of VTI ?