I believe its higher. Not only will the vast majority (96%) of actively managed mutual funds not beat the market, they are going to charge us an arm and leg, and extract up to two thirds of your potential nest egg in fees. But they will still tell you they have the best interests at heart for helping you. Great video and I would recommend reading Tony Robbins Money Master the Game if you havent already!
Thank you so much for this video! I've been looking into ETFs for a while and wanted to start investing with Vanguard! Is it possible to open up an account in Australia?
I agree with you on how you should invest in index funds. If you want to invest passively for the long term without basically caring too much go index haha. I would also suggest them over active funds. Fees eat into returns!!! Great video!
Hey Ryan, I'm 18 and looking to invest early so that my money can grow over the long term. Which index fund would you suggest for a new investor? I've been interested in consumer staples index funds and information tech but not sure which sector would generate the best return. Any advice? Thanks
Vanguard Total Stock Market Index would be the stock portion of my allocation? and Vanguard Total Bond Market would be the bond allocation? I'm thinking 80 stock 20 bond for mine. I have a vanguard account but want to know if I'm on the right track here
Got any thoughts on the Aspiration Redwood Fund (REDWX)? They use a pick you own fee which can be $0, thought it was kind of an interesting approach. By the way just came across your channel few weeks ago and have been enjoying it ever since. I have one other guy I chat with about stocks but we are both novices. However even as a novice I have done well mostly due to timing LOL! Started investing in 2008!!
Yeah I love index funds for my IRA and my long-term sections of my regular account as well, most of the pros can't pick stocks well enough to beat the market (as you stated) so for my safer investments I love indexes. I recently switched my stuff over to Schwab because they dropped their fees and offer a ton of research material. They have some awesome in-house indexes that they don't charge any fees to trade, and tend to track as well as Vanguard's (most of them) so that attracted me to giving them a shot. Good info Ryan!
you should do a video how to do those things online get a Roland v-1hd and you can switch between your camera and screen, if you need help I have videos in my channel about that or call me I ll be glad to help you, free of charge I do that in my channel
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View CommentI believe its higher. Not only will the vast majority (96%) of actively managed mutual funds not beat the market, they are going to charge us an arm and leg, and extract up to two thirds of your potential nest egg in fees. But they will still tell you they have the best interests at heart for helping you. Great video and I would recommend reading Tony Robbins Money Master the Game if you havent already!
View CommentThank you so much for this video! I've been looking into ETFs for a while and wanted to start investing with Vanguard! Is it possible to open up an account in Australia?
View CommentI agree with you on how you should invest in index funds. If you want to invest passively for the long term without basically caring too much go index haha. I would also suggest them over active funds. Fees eat into returns!!! Great video!
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View CommentI'm 18 and looking to invest early so that my money can grow over the long term. Which index fund would you suggest for a new investor? I've been interested in consumer staples index funds and information tech but not sure which sector would generate the best return. Any advice? Thanks
Vanguard Total Stock Market Index would be the stock portion of my allocation? and Vanguard Total Bond Market would be the bond allocation? I'm thinking 80 stock 20 bond for mine. I have a vanguard account but want to know if I'm on the right track here
View CommentGot any thoughts on the Aspiration Redwood Fund (REDWX)? They use a pick you own fee which can be $0, thought it was kind of an interesting approach. By the way just came across your channel few weeks ago and have been enjoying it ever since. I have one other guy I chat with about stocks but we are both novices. However even as a novice I have done well mostly due to timing LOL! Started investing in 2008!!
View CommentGreat video Ryan!!
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Good info Ryan. Have been interested for some time in investing in a vanguard fund, wasn't quite sure how to go about it. Cheers.
View CommentYeah I love index funds for my IRA and my long-term sections of my regular account as well, most of the pros can't pick stocks well enough to beat the market (as you stated) so for my safer investments I love indexes. I recently switched my stuff over to Schwab because they dropped their fees and offer a ton of research material. They have some awesome in-house indexes that they don't charge any fees to trade, and tend to track as well as Vanguard's (most of them) so that attracted me to giving them a shot. Good info Ryan!
View CommentPlease do index fund vs etf ?
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View CommentOnly 4% of mutal fund managers beat the market.
you should do a video how to do those things online
View Commentget a Roland v-1hd and you can switch between your camera and screen, if you need help I have videos in my channel about that or call me I ll be glad to help you, free of charge
I do that in my channel
I like Blackrocks Ishares etfs the most. My favorite for US and europe is EUNL and for Emerging markets IS3N.
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ETFs are one of the greatest vehicles for investment. An ETF can and will fluctuate but unlike an individual stock, it can't go to zero.
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