Vanguard Index Funds For Beginners: Index Funds are one of the easiest investments anyone can use to build wealth. Here is a complete step by step tutorial to Vanguard Index Funds for beginners. After watching this video you will have the knowledge to build your own portfolio and outperform the majority of professionals.
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⏰ Timestamps ⏰
00:00 Intro
00:42 What is an Index Fund?
07:34 Advantages of Index Funds
11:02 Why I Invest In Them
14:54 Vanguard Index Funds vs Competitors
16:47 Best Vanguard Index Funds
20:32 How To Buy Vanguard Index Funds
21:35 How To Build A Portfolio
24:12 Final Thoughts
📝 What is an Index Fund?
An index fund is a collection of different companies on a list you can put your money into that allows you to own portions to each of those companies within one purchase. An index fund is a type of mutual fund or exchange traded fund (ETF) that tracks the returns of a particular market index. A market index is a collection of securities (such as stocks or bonds) that represent a specific sector of a market or economy.
A popular index fund is the S&P 500 that is the top 500 publicly traded companies based in the U.S. and is a broad scope of the U.S. economy. On Vanguard, the S&P 500 Index can be bought through two ways: VOO (ETF) or VFIAX (Mutual Fund).
Best Vanguard Index Funds:
🇺🇸 DOMESTIC 🇺🇸
1. Vanguard Total Stock Market (VTI/VTSAX)
Alternative:
Vanguard S&P 500 (VOO/VFIAX)
Vanguard Mid Cap (VO/VIMAX)
Vanguard Small Cap (VB/VSMAX)
2. Vanguard Large Cap Growth (VUG/VIGAX) - Alternative: SCHG or QQQ(M)
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3. Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD)
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🌐 FOREIGN 🌐
4. Vanguard Total International (VXUS/VTIAX)
🏦 BONDS 🏦
5. Vanguard Total Bond (BND/VBTLX) - Alternative: Fixed income securities
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Building A Portfolio (Generic Example For Age 30, Very Aggressive):
🇺🇸 DOMESTIC 🇺🇸
1. VTI/VTSAX: 50%
2. VUG/VIGAX/SCHG/QQQ(M): 20%
3. SCHD: 10%
🌐 FOREIGN 🌐
4. VXUS/VTIAX: 10%
🏦 BONDS 🏦
5. BND/VBTLX or Fixed Income Securities: 10%
Please note: This all depends on your financial position
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