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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Generally no. The dividends from each of the funds in your account are reinvested in the same funds. [b]Don’t overthink it though. The target funds are amalgams of the other funds available to you, not separate funds themselves. If you favor a target fund approach, you would be well served by just moving the entire account into the target fund which is made up of the same investments.[/b] As an aside, most target funds are way too conservative unless you go way out on the time horizon. Be sure to look at the composition of the target funds. If I were retiring in 2030 for example, I would probably buy a 2040 or 2045 fund to avoid being overly conservative. [/quote] Came to say this. [/quote]
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