The 7 Best Index Funds To Own For Life (Beginner Friendly)
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Today I cover how to invest in the best 7 index funds for beginners and reveal how I'm able to make $17K per week in passive income from the stock market.
LIST OF FUNDS:
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6. VANGUARD S&P 500 ETF
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5. Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF
4. SPDR S&P Dividend ETF
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3. SPDR Russell 2000 U.S. Small Cap ETF
2. Xtrackers MSCI Emerging Markets ETF
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1. iShares NASDAQ 100 UCITS
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New investor here, Is it weird or a bad idea to buy single stocks of SP500 companies while also being invested in the general SP500 fund?
@mypetvortigauntCan I have more than one eft in a pie or is just better to have one etf?
@benmorris7270am I wrong or video and ISIN?
Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF - IE00BNGJJT35
Invesco S&P 500 UCITS ETF (Acc) (USD) - IE00B3YCGJ38 (video 3:20)
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@RUBICON105Hi Mark, Excellent video. Would you recommend investing in more than one S&P 500 Index Fund? I already have the Fidelity S&P 500 Index fund. I live in the UK. Can you recommend any low-cost global index funds that don't include US stocks?
@videohut4445Could it be worth investing in all of these? Thanks for the video!
@mansan7528Could you make a video of how to adjust a pie? Like, it’s been 2-6 months or a year, and you see that the pie isn’t performing well and you need to adjust it. I still have no idea what is a good adjustment
@va_bgGot over half a ticket in VOO. Im chillin
@jackrhino7465I was talking to a coworker about investments and she kept mentioning Caren Janelle Jacobs. I finally looked her up and now I see why—her advice is genuinely helpful.
@LatoshaenuwagonayI’ve been investing in index funds for a few years, but honestly, I’ve made some painful mistakes. I pulled out during the 2022 dip thinking I was protecting my money The market bounced back, and I missed it . I lost thousands and learned the hard way that emotions can ruin a solid strategy.
@MaryT.ShearerI’ve been applying a few strategies from Caren Janelle Jacobs and I’m already seeing results. She’s got a lot of wisdom to share if you’re interested.
@Laveta-r7rlies, lies, lies yeah 🎶
@adventurer2395What about the S&P 500??
@gloriacalescu1349$17K per week in passive income? How much did you invest to get this? Millions? And also, are some companies overlapping in these ETFs? And how high are the fees and commissions?
@Finnleigh.Jackson4141I’ve been dollar-cost averaging into the S&P for a while now, but lately it feels like it’s just treading water. Starting to wonder if it’s still the best spot to park long-term money or if I should diversify more aggressively.
@CouchlnvestorSo if you earn 17k per week then how much is your portfolio?!
@brunob97Thanks for sharing!
You did not drop alternatives for the last one
I invested in vanguard s&p 500 index funds, bonds fund and REITs, Tho i'm still worried about assets allocation in my 6 figure portfolio. Any tips for improving portfolio performance?
@Alicia-y4y5lI like investing in close-end funds that pay monthly dividends. The trick is to hold long term and reinvest the monthly dividends plus buy more shares on a monthly basis or when ever you can afford to. This can be easily done because close-end funds are bought and sold on the stock market just like regular stock. That’d be enough to create a portfolio that would pay you between $50k to $70k in dividend income
@BrianWei-w9fHow come it's only letting me take a max £1 out ?
@Adam-su1exI love investing in Total U.S stock market index funds such as VTSAX, VTI & FSKAX which gives me exposure to the entire U.S stock market. It has been the backbone of my portfolio. i'm hoping to explore and expand my portfolio more, here for ideas.
@Davies-Edward00Hi would you add all these into 1 pie?
@PaulSmith-v2sSo would it be sensible to create a portfolio of these seven index funds for diversification and then contribute monthly over the long term?
@Michael-wk1kjLove these videos but the comments section for bots is the worst I ever seen on YouTube. You come to the comments section to get some advice or learn something new and it’s horrendous.
@Michael-wk1kjI just dumped all my SCHD and I am now 100% into VTI. I just got sick and tired of the BS with SCHD. With 120k already invested, should i buy more or diversify?
@MapleLaffelleA great video and a great channel
@Tom_murray89But what you shared are ETFs not Index Fund. Can you tell us the corressponding Index Funds for these?
@SG-xb7deGreat breakdown! It would be awesome if you could also touch on the fund’s Turnover Rate — it’s a helpful metric for understanding potential tax implications and how actively the fund is managed.
@TacticalValueInvestorEveryone wants the stock-picking formula. That’s the easy part. The hard part is risk management & position sizing. Knowing when to push and when to back off. Get that wrong, and it doesn’t matter how many winners you pick, you’ll still lose.
@joynerberth7864ETFs and index funds are your best friends as a beginner. Low fees, built-in diversification, and no stress about picking stocks. Use them as your foundation and branch out from there.
@paultrump7630where can i buy the CNDK UK ETF PLS SIR
@monsuratyusuf3252pla how can I invest in cdnx in uk because is showing me in dolllas
@monsuratyusuf3252You just need 40 years and 100k spare
@True-crime-tales101You need a lot of money to start with regardless, then if you’ve managed to earn and save that much you then have to gamble it all crazy world we live in
@joypaddad2386Would you put these 7 in separate pies or mix them up into 1 pie?
@ichilversInvesting does not need to be complicated. In fact, the simpler the better in my opinion. I'm retired and did so at age 42 with about $3.8M for two people. We had an adviser from Morgan Stanley in our corner. Maxed 401k for many years and then saved additional in index funds in taxable account. Our rate of return has been around 10% percent per year in the taxable account over the last 10 years.
@GiulianoGuagliardoPlease add multi language please 😢
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