Just an update to this I've settled on an asset allocation that I should be comfortable with in the long term.
I'm close to hitting my first $100,000 mark and that should make these percentages easier to calculate using that as my starting point.
The percentages below are what I want the fund names are things I already have money in.
10% Bonds (utilizing VBLTX)
30% International (VTIAX)
40% Total Market (no fucking clue)
20% REIT Index (I want to move to a tax-advantaged account currently all in Taxable, VGSLX)
By the end of 2017 my HSA will have around $16,000 in the investment account. There are several options, but the lowest expense ratio one that matches closest to my desired AA is VFINX.
Since I want 20% in a REIT I feel that moving it from my Taxable account to my Vanguard i401k is probably the best place, but I can't be in the admiral fund there. Is there an ETF that matches? or just say screw it and go with the investor fund?
So Just for my easy math:
10,000 Taxable move into VBLTX (might auto change to an admiral?)
30,000 into VTIAX
20,000 into VGSLX equivalent in 401k
So 16,000 of 40,000 will be in VFINX in HSA. The rest into VTSAX and call it a day?