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PWZ
Invesco California AMT-Free Municipal Bond ETF
stock NYSE ETF

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May 13, 2025 3:59:30 PM EDT

23.49USD+0.299%(+0.07)120,712

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Dec 31, 1969 7:00:00 PM EST

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553 days ago • u/riskywebmaster • r/Bogleheads • exited_schwab_robo_advisor_now_what • B

I recently closed a Schwab robo advistor account for 2 reasons:
1. Cash drag (every penny counts).
2. They invest into "Schwab Fundamental" etfs which carry a .25-.39% gross expense ratio.
When I closed the account I was given the option to liquidate to cash or to transfer existing positions into a self-directed brokerage account. I went with the latter thinking I'd dump the positions I didn't like (exp ratio >.20%) and keep the ones I did like (exp ratio <.06%).
Currently I'm sitting on the following 18 different ETF's: FNDX, SCHX, FNDE, FNDA, FNDF, SCHE, SCHA, SCHF, CMF, FNDC, PWZ, SCHC, USRT, IAU, VNQI, EMLC, EBND, HAUZ
Some would be sold at a loss while others may have a small gain. Long term is a good idea to dump the higher cost etfs and consolidate? Or should I just keep these positions?
Aside from the above etfs I'm holding 4 different TDF's (SWYMX, SWYHX, SWYGX, SWYFX) which the way I look at them cost 0.08% to do rebalancing. Whatever I sell I'll dump into these equally.
Thoughts?

sentiment -0.82

553 days ago • u/riskywebmaster • r/Bogleheads • exited_schwab_robo_advisor_now_what • B

I recently closed a Schwab robo advistor account for 2 reasons:
1. Cash drag (every penny counts).
2. They invest into "Schwab Fundamental" etfs which carry a .25-.39% gross expense ratio.
When I closed the account I was given the option to liquidate to cash or to transfer existing positions into a self-directed brokerage account. I went with the latter thinking I'd dump the positions I didn't like (exp ratio >.20%) and keep the ones I did like (exp ratio <.06%).
Currently I'm sitting on the following 18 different ETF's: FNDX, SCHX, FNDE, FNDA, FNDF, SCHE, SCHA, SCHF, CMF, FNDC, PWZ, SCHC, USRT, IAU, VNQI, EMLC, EBND, HAUZ
Some would be sold at a loss while others may have a small gain. Long term is a good idea to dump the higher cost etfs and consolidate? Or should I just keep these positions?
Aside from the above etfs I'm holding 4 different TDF's (SWYMX, SWYHX, SWYGX, SWYFX) which the way I look at them cost 0.08% to do rebalancing. Whatever I sell I'll dump into these equally.
Thoughts?

sentiment -0.82

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