Hoping that this video can answer some of the questions I have been getting lately. I have been trying my best to respond to everyone's DMs on Instagram but it has been getting quite difficult to keep up! Have a great weekend! - Nate
If you find a good mutual fund, like American Funds. You will trounce the index by two sometimes three fold in the up and down years. My Roth IRA is going to be worth over $10 million in 40 years with AM Funds!
@@bbdog141414 How do you know that a particular fund will beat the market in next 10 or more years? Historical data shows that you have a very low chance to do that with an actively managed fund.
I have to disagree. It used to be, but Fidelity and Charles Schwab get nearly the same returns on their S&P 500 Index Funds with lower costs recently. Fidelity launched a Zero cost Index Fund, and Schwab has SWPPX with a net expense ratio of 0.02%.
Nate and Graham Stephen, are two of my favorite personal finance youtubers. Very straight forward and honest with everything they teach and are just overall good hearted trustworthy guys. Keep it up bro!
saleh saif yes! That and then randomly driving and asking about their day or watching them talk about their plans for the channel and talks of what they plan on doing or why they’ve been so busy... dude. Just talk about what you need to talk about.
If you ever thought about quiting ...DON'T. You are the only guy, as far as I know, that gives legit advices! You are doing an amazing job at giving advice to fresh starters such as me. Thanks a lot!! 😁
IF YOU INVEST IN VANGUARD ACCOUNT AND MAKE A INTIAL INVESTMENT THEY WILL NOT GIVE YOU YOUR CURRENT BALANCE BY MAIL UNLESS SOMETHING HAS CHANGED. CAUTION.
Great video! Vanguard is such a great option. I will be buying some of their ETFs! Another great option is Fidelity’s, Fidelity 500 index fund (FXAIX). Expense ratio is .02
I really like it that you show us the website and you walk us through some of these processes. I hope you make more videos like this! Konnichiwa from Japan!
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. I am not yet investing in vanguard but have been learning a lot and once debt is cleared I will switch gears to this to invest 15-20 yrs for retirement. Thanks!
There are a lot of strategies to make tongue-wetting profit that the average joes don't know. . Personally, the financial-market for me seems the only way forward with my long time horizon (accrued roughly $457k in gains since Mid 2021 ) but if you don’t have that fortune of time it’s a tough market out there almost nowhere feels safe!
Concentrate on two main objectives. First and foremost, keep yourself safe by knowing when to sell stocks to reduce losses and maximize gains. Second, prepare yourself to gain from a market turnaround. I advise you to seek the advice of a representative or financial counselor
@@harrisonmichael5047 I've known I had wanted to start investing for a few months but just haven't been brave enough to start due to the market so far this year. I have $60k I want to transfer into an S&S ISA but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it. $457 is a huge milestone, Please what's your strategy? I will love to have an insight
@@jesbensommichael8397 I began with a fiduciary portfolio advisor by the name Margeret Ann Warnken . She’s verifiable and her works ethics is in accordance with the US investment act of 1940. Her approach is transparent allowing total ownership and control over my portfolio with fees very reasonable in comparison with my investment-income. Also, She covers things like investment insurance, making sure retirement is well funded, Go over tax advantages , ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk. many things like that.
@@jesbensommichael8397 Margeret Ann Warnken really seems to know her stuff. I looked her up on the web using her full name and found her page, read through her resume, educational background, and qualifications and it was really impressive. She is a fiduciary who will act in my best interest. So, I'll book a session with her
Good topic Nate. Vanguard is the best. The only thing you can control about the stock market is how much is costs you to be in it. Vanguard is the cheapest.
Impressive you are excellent in explaining ETFs, S&P500 and risk taking. I am investing with Vanguard this weekend. I just opened up an account and need to start diversifying my money to make more. I will watch this again just one more time though before I do.
Excellent video in breaking down some of the complexities when it comes to investing. I'm 22 and am looking into investing and for a while have been putting my money in a Money Market Account which really does nothing for me. All in all, I found this extremely helpful. Thanks for the video!
Couple of questions, if you don't mind. When you say you put money into this funds: (1) How often do you invest in it and when? Do you wait for the price of the ETF to drop or (2) Do you put money automatically at a certain time of the month/year and just let it sit (hopefully gaining 5-7% a year?
Every time is a good time to invest! Investment is not a game of chance or luck like the lottery, rather it involves critical reasoning, planning, and diligence and focuses on achieving the major goal (PROFIT). Notwithstanding, one should put into consideration that various externalities may occur during the investment period which could result in a high yield in profit or loss.
Anyone who wants to be successful in life should first have the mindset of the rich Spend less and invest more Don't give up your dreams Anyone who wants to be successful in life should first have the mindset of the rich Spend less and invest more Don't give up your dreams
I thought of investing in Bitcoin around July 2018 but was discouraged by the rise and fall of Bitcoin. I don't know if it's still safe and ideal to invest now
What an amazing goodhearted young man ! He is truly trying to help out beginners who are trying to start out in the financial field . Heartfelt Thank You Nate .
The Coffee Nut A market order means you buy the stock at the price it is right now. A limit order, which many investors use and should use, is once the stock hits a certain price then you buy it. For example if a stock is at $52 and you want to buy it when it drops to $50 (to save money) you set up a limit order and it buys it automatically when it hits that level. 😃 Other trades aren’t as necessary for most people 👍
I have been learning how to trade on Stock Market for over a year now. This video has taught me a lot more than a year worth of trying to figure out what is what. Thanks a lot Nate for explaining these sophisticated subjects in very simple terms to understand and follow the examples. Happily subscribed.
Having come across this channel has been the luckiest encounter I have had as a 23 year old uni student just about to enter final year after a year paid internship. This channel has already helped me massively start to turn my finances around! Just goes to show that even someone who is younger than you ( I believe you're 20 or so right Nate?), can teach you something really valuable. But I still feel I got to this channel just in time as I'm still young and have plenty of time ahead of me so thank you Nate and much respect all the way from the UK! Keep it up I love this channel and your videos!
Hi Nate, I'm currently investing in some of Vanguard's ETF's, and they are doing great. I honestly feel you can't go wrong with them. Thank you for a very informative video Bud. Take care. - Mike
I'm new to investing. Lets saying you invest young and when your like 60 and you got 1mil in mutual funds or ETFs, how do you get that money? Are you getting like $5k a week or can you cash out and get the whole 1mil. Whats the taxes on these different options and what are the options?
An ETF can be an index fund or an actively managed fund. For example, VOO is a great ETF index fund. Meanwhile, ARKW has been a good actively managed ETF fund for me. Hope that helps!
This dude is probably 21 years old by now. I can't believe what I heard from this guy. He sounded like a middle age financial adviser with humble convincing knowledge. "Try investing on health sector"...."Americans do little exercise and eat terrible foods.....(haha (like super giant burgers, fries, super venti frapp)... I'm so happy for his parents. They must be very proud of him.
Thank You Nate! I've an account with Vanguard and 511 $ (fivehundredelevendollars) on it. That's what I'm going to start with. I'm a bloody beginner, basically clueless, however your video spoke valumes. Very well executed. Thanks again.
Super interesting and loved the content. Been thinking about index funds and ETF's for a while, so this is great start for me. Thank you for the valuable information!
Question if you have an index fund ETF fundif you lose money does that mean you have to pay or can you just leave the money in there that you already have until it goes back up?
I think you are an excellent speaker, easy to understand and very easy on the eyes doesn’t hurt either. I’m a granny so don’t let me scare you. I really appreciate your advise. I’m gaining a little knowledge with every video. I have a 20 year old granddaughter that I am trying to help through college so I want to make a little extra each year for her. Thanks MJB
thank you, all the questions i had in such efficient manner. Found this in 2022, but this video from 2019 is the best even after all the videos I've seen on index funds for beginners that were made more recently.
Smart thinking. I spent all my money in my late teens to early thirties partying. Then got lucky making a bit of cash in property fairly quickly, then my girlfriend and me started pooling our money together and invested. Now I don't have any less than 6 months expenses in ready cash in the bank while investing and not over spending on stupid things. I can only imagine where I'd be if I was sensible with my money earlier.
ElvizNation just turned 20, meant to do all this last year tho. Definitely gonna get my lil bros financially literate before they get their first summer jobs
I have a very important question as a beginner. Say I bought a VTI or total us stock market, how do I reinvest my money into it. And how does this increase profit
@@marlomontana3665 I've learned that with some stock platforms such as vanguard which can automatically reinvest your dividends which can be useful. You can also reinvest into ETFs or index funds by buying additional shares with the money you made with the stock itself. Buying additional shares in a fast growing company can be very useful as your money grows quicker because you put more money on the line. I hope this answers your question. Best of luck to you luck
One other question I have is, lets say I max out my IRA contribution and have some extra money I want to invest. (Not as part of my retirement plan.) What kind of Vanguard account should I consider, and what's the difference in investing strategy? Thanks man, love your videos.
Nate. Your videos awesome! When i open account with Vanguard do i need transfer money every month like with Roth IRA or its only one time transfer? Thank you very much.
Hindsight is a beautiful thing after knowing we're in a global pandemic but this line did make me chuckle... "I think the healthcare sector is going to be doing very well"
I do. I've been with Vanguard since 2006 and have crushed it! My core has been VFIAX and VOO, both S&P 500. Also VTSAX and VTI are good total market index funds.
Loved the video! I didn't know much about this at all before. So do I just buy these ETFs 1 at a time each month? I'm not sure how to ask this other than like my 401k plan, money is automatically taken out and put into the funds. Is that how this works too?
Hey Nate i have only one question. How much mutual funds and how much index funds in a portfolio. I understand the satellite and core technique but how much percentage of Index and mutuals do we need?
Hi ! Given this times of CORONAVIRUS Crisis do you recommend investing in Vanguard blended funds 100% stocks and shares or buying stocks and shares directly on apps like etorro, freetrade, Robinhood providing the prices have plummeted for most stocks and shares ? Thanks !
with Vanguard--their index funds and ETFs are different share classes of the same funds so the ETFS and funds are extremely similar but the ETFS you can trade any time the market is open but the fund is only available to trade at the end of the day
If you are a day trader, go with ETFs. If you are a long term investor, go with classic Index Funds. Some good Index Funds: Vanguard's VSTAX Charles Schwab's SWPPX Fidelity's FZROX.
Juan, yes you can take the money but most of the time, it is with penalty or heavy taxing. The best method, especially if a roth ira, buy, hold, and reinvest your dividends. I have videos on investing as well. Best of luck
Hello Nate....just tuning in to your financial information channel for the first time....great information received from you so thank you....I was lucky to learn about the Vanguard company early on in my working career and I agree....I think they are a great organization as well....they get my full recommendations as well
Ok so how does this work? for example if I want to invest in the health care ETF that is has a price of $161.20 is that like a one time investment (buy) or do we have to keep on paying that on a month to month or yearly basis?
Hoping that this video can answer some of the questions I have been getting lately. I have been trying my best to respond to everyone's DMs on Instagram but it has been getting quite difficult to keep up! Have a great weekend!
- Nate
Nate O'Brien that's a good thing though, your channel is growing m8 !
Thank you! It is certainly growing!
How much money is good for a start $300 , $1000 ?
Hi Nate, please, some thoughts if I´m not from the US and want to invest in Index Funds?
There Should be column, with Risk Level, last one, next to total average % per year
Vanguard index funds are the most hands off way to become very wealthy over time.
Agreed. It's my go-to strategy these days
If you find a good mutual fund, like American Funds. You will trounce the index by two sometimes three fold in the up and down years. My Roth IRA is going to be worth over $10 million in 40 years with AM Funds!
@@bbdog141414 How do you know that a particular fund will beat the market in next 10 or more years? Historical data shows that you have a very low chance to do that with an actively managed fund.
Another finance video and Marko is in the building.....Letsss Goooo
I have to disagree. It used to be, but Fidelity and Charles Schwab get nearly the same returns on their S&P 500 Index Funds with lower costs recently. Fidelity launched a Zero cost Index Fund, and Schwab has SWPPX with a net expense ratio of 0.02%.
Nate and Graham Stephen, are two of my favorite personal finance youtubers. Very straight forward and honest with everything they teach and are just overall good hearted trustworthy guys. Keep it up bro!
nayanp98 Same :)
Same!
Definitely! Love the straight-forwardness
Dylan Binu Same 👌🏻👌🏻
Same!!
I love channels without intro music
saleh saif yes! That and then randomly driving and asking about their day or watching them talk about their plans for the channel and talks of what they plan on doing or why they’ve been so busy...
dude. Just talk about what you need to talk about.
Me too! 😂
I know right
It's always so LOUD!
That's why I like this guy. No corny intros, speaks well, very authentic, and gets right to it.
This guy is the king. Super fast, concise delivery. Articulate and explains everything really easily. Thanks!
The best time to invest was YESTERDAY. The next best time is TODAY. Thats what i follow in life ;)
So true!
Haha, truth brother.
Quincy Gunnerson u can now a year can mean a lot due to the snowball effect check out the doubling pennies for 30 days
The day before yesterday was a better time than yesterday
(yes I'm intentionally just being an asshat)
Thanks I'm going all in on my uncle's cocaine business.
If you ever thought about quiting ...DON'T. You are the only guy, as far as I know, that gives legit advices! You are doing an amazing job at giving advice to fresh starters such as me. Thanks a lot!! 😁
Wow thank you! I will continue to create videos as long as people watch!
Stephen graham is good too they go hand in hand for me
I understood more from that video than most other financial lectures in my lifetime. You answered some fundamental questions. Thank you!
Makes me happy to hear that someone found this video helpful!! Good luck!
Love this guy, I’m trying to get my friends to watch these entrepreneur type videos.
Wow thank you so much! Means the world to me!
It's really cool to learn more and more about investing!
New to investing at 26 yrs old. Really enjoy learning from these videos. Quick and to the point 👍🏻
IF YOU INVEST IN VANGUARD ACCOUNT AND MAKE A INTIAL INVESTMENT THEY WILL NOT GIVE YOU YOUR CURRENT BALANCE BY MAIL UNLESS SOMETHING HAS CHANGED. CAUTION.
Great video! Vanguard is such a great option. I will be buying some of their ETFs! Another great option is Fidelity’s, Fidelity 500 index fund (FXAIX). Expense ratio is .02
Or you could switch to Fidelity's FZROX. Large cap market Index with zero net expense fees.
Thanks for the info
I really like it that you show us the website and you walk us through some of these processes. I hope you make more videos like this! Konnichiwa from Japan!
Great explanation! Taking a finance class in college and you definitely make more sense. Thanks for teaching us Nate!
Do you learn this in finance class?
Tutor me 😍
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. I am not yet investing in vanguard but have been learning a lot and once debt is cleared I will switch gears to this to invest 15-20 yrs for retirement. Thanks!
One of the best videos I have ever watched on explaining this topic! You are amazing. Your parents must be very proud of you 👍
What an awesome job your doing for 20 years old! Good work :)
"Please don't go out and just do this just because I'm saying this" actually that's exactly what I'm going to do
Going to start investing in an etf. Low capital requirements.
This video was super helpful! I knew the basic idea of these etf’s but this went above and beyond my prior knowledge, to simplify and explain!
There are a lot of strategies to make tongue-wetting profit that the average joes don't know. . Personally, the financial-market for me seems the only way forward with my long time horizon (accrued roughly $457k in gains since Mid 2021 ) but if you don’t have that fortune of time it’s a tough market out there almost nowhere feels safe!
Concentrate on two main objectives. First and foremost, keep yourself safe by knowing when to sell stocks to reduce losses and maximize gains. Second, prepare yourself to gain from a market turnaround. I advise you to seek the advice of a representative or financial counselor
@@harrisonmichael5047 I've known I had wanted to start investing for a few months but just haven't been brave enough to start due to the market so far this year. I have $60k I want to transfer into an S&S ISA but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it. $457 is a huge milestone, Please what's your strategy? I will love to have an insight
@@jesbensommichael8397 I began with a fiduciary portfolio advisor by the name Margeret Ann Warnken . She’s verifiable and her works ethics is in accordance with the US investment act of 1940. Her approach is transparent allowing total ownership and control over my portfolio with fees very reasonable in comparison with my investment-income. Also, She covers things like investment insurance, making sure retirement is well funded, Go over tax advantages , ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk. many things like that.
@@harrisonmichael5047 Word of the day: fiduciary. do not talk to anyone who is not a fiduciary to you, who explains everything.
@@jesbensommichael8397 Margeret Ann Warnken really seems to know her stuff. I looked her up on the web using her full name and found her page, read through her resume, educational background, and qualifications and it was really impressive. She is a fiduciary who will act in my best interest. So, I'll book a session with her
You're the only RUclipsr my notifications are on for, literally my favorite.. thank you so much!! keep up the great content, I'm learning a lot!
Index funds are great for people who want to take it easy with their investments long-term. Great video Nate!
Good topic Nate. Vanguard is the best. The only thing you can control about the stock market is how much is costs you to be in it. Vanguard is the cheapest.
Impressive you are excellent in explaining ETFs, S&P500 and risk taking. I am investing with Vanguard this weekend. I just opened up an account and need to start diversifying my money to make more. I will watch this again just one more time though before I do.
I love your videos. Straight to the point- no fluff, no cringe magic tricks, just good information. Thank you ❤️
Excellent video in breaking down some of the complexities when it comes to investing. I'm 22 and am looking into investing and for a while have been putting my money in a Money Market Account which really does nothing for me. All in all, I found this extremely helpful. Thanks for the video!
What’s the advantage of one of these funds over something like the Vanguard LifeStrategy 60/80% Equity ones?
Couple of questions, if you don't mind. When you say you put money into this funds: (1) How often do you invest in it and when? Do you wait for the price of the ETF to drop or (2) Do you put money automatically at a certain time of the month/year and just let it sit (hopefully gaining 5-7% a year?
Looking at the expense ratio is so important to your overall investments. Thank you for breaking it down so clearly.
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second best time to plant a tree is today.
Or 10 years ago after the massive seed price crash after the over-valued bubble of pricing 20 years ago popped 😘
Every time is a good time to invest!
Investment is not a game of chance or
luck like the lottery, rather it involves
critical reasoning, planning, and diligence
and focuses on achieving the major goal
(PROFIT). Notwithstanding, one should put
into consideration that various externalities
may occur during the investment period
which could result in a high yield in profit or
loss.
Anyone who wants to be successful in
life should first have the mindset of the
rich Spend less and invest more Don't
give up your dreams
Anyone who wants to be successful in
life should first have the mindset of the
rich Spend less and invest more Don't
give up your dreams
Success usually comes to those who
are too busy looking for it,
If you believe in the future then you will
know that indeed Bitcoin is the future
I thought of investing in Bitcoin around
July 2018 but was discouraged by the
rise and fall of Bitcoin. I don't know if
it's still safe and ideal to invest now
A week after this video went up, VOO lowered their expense ratio to 0.03% lol
What does that mean ?
@@spongebobroundpants9290 less money you have to pay the fund for them to manage it
SpongeBob Roundpants did you even listen?
What an amazing goodhearted young man ! He is truly trying to help out beginners who are trying to start out in the financial field . Heartfelt Thank You Nate .
Nate is certainly one of my favourites on RUclips.. great content, clear and well put together. Definitely an inspiration for my own channel!
Love Vanguard and would suggest for really anyone. Low fees. Got my Roth over there. Gonna start somewhere 👍
Agreed, great place to start
I'm with CIBC can I invest in Vanguard ETFS through my CIBC account?
What does order type mean when you are buying a stock? It says limit, market and a bunch of other things
The Coffee Nut A market order means you buy the stock at the price it is right now. A limit order, which many investors use and should use, is once the stock hits a certain price then you buy it. For example if a stock is at $52 and you want to buy it when it drops to $50 (to save money) you set up a limit order and it buys it automatically when it hits that level. 😃 Other trades aren’t as necessary for most people 👍
Easy investment choice!
I have been learning how to trade on Stock Market for over a year now. This video has taught me a lot more than a year worth of trying to figure out what is what. Thanks a lot Nate for explaining these sophisticated subjects in very simple terms to understand and follow the examples. Happily subscribed.
Having come across this channel has been the luckiest encounter I have had as a 23 year old uni student just about to enter final year after a year paid internship.
This channel has already helped me massively start to turn my finances around! Just goes to show that even someone who is younger than you ( I believe you're 20 or so right Nate?), can teach you something really valuable.
But I still feel I got to this channel just in time as I'm still young and have plenty of time ahead of me so thank you Nate and much respect all the way from the UK!
Keep it up I love this channel and your videos!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Hi Nate, I'm currently investing in some of Vanguard's ETF's, and they are doing great. I honestly feel you can't go wrong with them. Thank you for a very informative video Bud. Take care. - Mike
Vanguard ETFs like VOO are also free to trade on E-Trade. :)
Oh! That is great.
What’s E trade.???
I'm new to investing. Lets saying you invest young and when your like 60 and you got 1mil in mutual funds or ETFs, how do you get that money? Are you getting like $5k a week or can you cash out and get the whole 1mil. Whats the taxes on these different options and what are the options?
Nate do you buy etf or index and can you explain the difference
An ETF can be an index fund or an actively managed fund. For example, VOO is a great ETF index fund. Meanwhile, ARKW has been a good actively managed ETF fund for me. Hope that helps!
Thank you! I want to learn about investing and I'm happy I found you! Definitely looking into this Index funds!
Are Vanguard ETFs available to citizens outside the US?
This dude is probably 21 years old by now. I can't believe what I heard from this guy. He sounded like a middle age financial adviser with humble convincing knowledge.
"Try investing on health sector"...."Americans do little exercise and eat terrible foods.....(haha (like super giant burgers, fries, super venti frapp)...
I'm so happy for his parents. They must be very proud of him.
Thank You Nate! I've an account with Vanguard and 511 $ (fivehundredelevendollars) on it. That's what I'm going to start with. I'm a bloody beginner, basically clueless, however your video
spoke valumes. Very well executed. Thanks again.
Hi Brian how do you find it? are you still investing with vanguard? I'm a beginner too
Excellent summary of Vanguard Index funds. Everything you need know is summarized in this 20 minute education.
Super interesting and loved the content. Been thinking about index funds and ETF's for a while, so this is great start for me. Thank you for the valuable information!
Question if you have an index fund ETF fundif you lose money does that mean you have to pay or can you just leave the money in there that you already have until it goes back up?
I think you are an excellent speaker, easy to understand and very easy on the eyes doesn’t hurt either. I’m a granny so don’t let me scare you.
I really appreciate your advise. I’m gaining a little knowledge with every video. I have a 20 year old granddaughter that I am trying to help through college so I want to make a little extra each year for her.
Thanks
MJB
thank you, all the questions i had in such efficient manner. Found this in 2022, but this video from 2019 is the best even after all the videos I've seen on index funds for beginners that were made more recently.
He’s super cute AND explain things clearly and easily. The girl’s best morning coffee RUclips video!
Thank God I found out about investing while I'm 19 well soon 20 :D
Congratulations to a wealthy retirement!
Lucky. I am 26 but should still be ok!
Smart thinking. I spent all my money in my late teens to early thirties partying. Then got lucky making a bit of cash in property fairly quickly, then my girlfriend and me started pooling our money together and invested. Now I don't have any less than 6 months expenses in ready cash in the bank while investing and not over spending on stupid things. I can only imagine where I'd be if I was sensible with my money earlier.
I’m 16 tryna learn it now
ElvizNation just turned 20, meant to do all this last year tho. Definitely gonna get my lil bros financially literate before they get their first summer jobs
Good job, you’ve earn a new subscriber!
I have a very important question as a beginner. Say I bought a VTI or total us stock market, how do I reinvest my money into it. And how does this increase profit
Ayzayah Torres hit me if u find the answer to that...I’m a beginner as well and I want to kno..thnx
@@marlomontana3665 I've learned that with some stock platforms such as vanguard which can automatically reinvest your dividends which can be useful. You can also reinvest into ETFs or index funds by buying additional shares with the money you made with the stock itself. Buying additional shares in a fast growing company can be very useful as your money grows quicker because you put more money on the line. I hope this answers your question. Best of luck to you luck
Good video. But one question, If i live in Spain, Am I gonna have any kind of extra fee when I want to take the money?
I love this wholesome video. Thanks Nate, I appreciate your informative advice.
I wish I can walk the clock back to when I was 20 and invest my money.
I’m 21 and beyond grateful to have resources like this, to help me learn. I hope that starting young pays off as I get older!
The best time to Invest was 20 years ago, the 2nd best time is right now.
Nathan Lee Shaw more like 3 months ago.
@@unknown-user the 2nd best time is still now. 👍
Nathan Lee Shaw everyday is a good day to invest if you’re staying in the market for a full generation.
Which vanguard etf would you recommend as best for return?
VOOG
@@jamesonkorb758 thanks Jameson
@J G the mouth on you mate.
Very in depth! Thank you!
not so much depth but good for begginers.
Hi nate, what is your opinion on which is better to invest in: etf bond or target retirement date mutual find?
would like to invest 30% of my income. i dont know how to go about it. any help ?
can you make any recommendations ?
thank you walker. i just found her on the web and have dropped a message.
@Slomofogo notice the brand new youtube account to post that comment.
What would be a minimum investment that i could start .
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using Robinhood to buy Vanguard etf over buying from the Vanguard site?
I’m thinking I’ll start investing in ETFs over individual stocks for the long term
Which one
How did we decide which account to open in order to put money in these different funds
Your video is so easy to understand and the explanation is great. Now your channel is my favourite on finance. Keep it up!
awww 😍
Thanks Nate for doing this video! Great advise and insight on how to invest into ETF's Pros & Cons. Keep up the good work.
One other question I have is, lets say I max out my IRA contribution and have some extra money I want to invest. (Not as part of my retirement plan.) What kind of Vanguard account should I consider, and what's the difference in investing strategy? Thanks man, love your videos.
Hi Nate! What's the top holdings breakdown on VOO S & P index? What % are those combined top 10 stocks? Thanks!!!
I just checked, looks like the top 5 VOO holdings right now are AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, FB, GOOGL, and they make up about 20% of the index.
@@TheJustinBarker Hey Justin. Waiting for the dips? What's your plan?
@@ianscianablo8507 I have trigger points, so when a stock hits my trigger points, I buy.
@@TheJustinBarker Hi Justin! Please, kind sir, what are those "trigger points"? :)
Do you buy these index funds through a roth ira or how would you suggest buying them?
is degiro any good?
Nate. Your videos awesome! When i open account with Vanguard do i need transfer money every month like with Roth IRA or its only one time transfer?
Thank you very much.
Hindsight is a beautiful thing after knowing we're in a global pandemic but this line did make me chuckle... "I think the healthcare sector is going to be doing very well"
This video is great, more people should know about this.
Things like this should be taught in schools
Do you recommend vanguard index funds over fidelity?
I do. I've been with Vanguard since 2006 and have crushed it! My core has been VFIAX and VOO, both S&P 500. Also VTSAX and VTI are good total market index funds.
Which is the best for automated investing?
Can you do video on fidelity zero index funds? Ive heard this is cheaper than vanguard .04% expense ratio.
Cheaper, but no growth.
Loved the video! I didn't know much about this at all before. So do I just buy these ETFs 1 at a time each month? I'm not sure how to ask this other than like my 401k plan, money is automatically taken out and put into the funds. Is that how this works too?
What you think about SPYG & VGT ETF.
Ok. This is critical question. Where is my money goes to if I die? Who will get this my long term investment?
🤔🤔 it's like you read my mind, no body talk about that.
Should I open an ISA or general account?
Opinion on VVAL?
Hey Nate i have only one question. How much mutual funds and how much index funds in a portfolio. I understand the satellite and core technique but how much percentage of Index and mutuals do we need?
Nate,
Can you make a video explaining 401k and IRAs only? The difference, similarities, and the best used of them?
Thank you in advance!.
Thanks s lot man! Your videos really have helped me out a lot. Keep it up!
Hi ! Given this times of CORONAVIRUS Crisis do you recommend investing in Vanguard blended funds 100% stocks and shares or buying stocks and shares directly on apps like etorro, freetrade, Robinhood providing the prices have plummeted for most stocks and shares ? Thanks !
Early in the video you mentioned index funds and completely stopped talking about it, are index funds like ETFs?
Peter Delgado index funds are usually more long term
with Vanguard--their index funds and ETFs are different share classes of the same funds so the ETFS and funds are extremely similar but the ETFS you can trade any time the market is open but the fund is only available to trade at the end of the day
If you are a day trader, go with ETFs. If you are a long term investor, go with classic Index Funds. Some good Index Funds:
Vanguard's VSTAX
Charles Schwab's SWPPX
Fidelity's FZROX.
Thanks bro, now I’m more confidence in investing
Hello , I would like to ask can I open vanguard account from Europe if not what’s your suggestion?
Can you tell me which are the broking sites which I can use from anywhere in the world because vanguard seems to be for only us citizens
Can I take the money I make from investing whenever I want? Or it has to stay there until I retire?
Juan, yes you can take the money but most of the time, it is with penalty or heavy taxing. The best method, especially if a roth ira, buy, hold, and reinvest your dividends. I have videos on investing as well. Best of luck
Hello Nate....just tuning in to your financial information channel for the first time....great information received from you so thank you....I was lucky to learn about the Vanguard company early on in my working career and I agree....I think they are a great organization as well....they get my full recommendations as well
Ok so how does this work? for example if I want to invest in the health care ETF that is has a price of $161.20 is that like a one time investment (buy) or do we have to keep on paying that on a month to month or yearly basis?
You may as few as ONE share or as many shares as you want over any time period you desire.
Great channel and content! I’m not sure if your wrong or I am but I thought expense ratio was included in the price and not take out of your fund
Suppose we were to invest in every ETF?
Better to invest in just VTI at that point.
Subscribed nice to meet you,, I've heard about Vanguard, and that's why im here
Hi Mate can you tell me the difference between index funds and index option?
Okay I am really new to stocks and I was just wondering if you could make or already have a video of how stocks work to make money for you?
Can you invest in us government in uk? Using vanguard
Need more videos like this!! Very informative!