Top 6 Vanguard ETFs To Build Strong Wealth
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- Top 6 Vanguard ETFs To Buy For Long Term Wealth: ETFs are one of the best investments of all time and here is a deep scope on the 6 best vanguard ETFs to build long term wealth with - Enjoy!
Fund Overlap: www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php
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00:00 Intro
01:05 1. VTI - Total Stock Market
05:44 2. VXUS - Total International
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What are ETFs?
Exchange Traded Funds are a type of investment that allow you to invest into multiple stocks or bonds all within one purchase. ETFs are known to be more tax efficient than Index Based Mutual Funds as you have more control.
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Vanguard ETFs are a popular choice among investors looking to build a diversified and cost-effective investment portfolio.
These ETFs track various market indexes, providing a simple way to invest in a wide range of assets like stocks, bonds, and more.
One key advantage is their typically low expense ratios, meaning lower fees for investors over the long term.
Vanguard is known for its commitment to long-term wealth building and passive investing strategies, making their ETFs a reliable choice for those seeking steady, low-cost returns in the world of investing.
As I mentioned in the video, you can utilize each of the 6 Vanguard ETFs shown to create a portfolio that actually achieved over a 13% average annual return over the past decade.
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Also really helpful how you highlight key points as your speaking.
Thank you for your kind words! It's very much appreciated :)
Can you do a video on life insurance? I have an old and life insurance policy and I’m currently looking at my options of either cashing it out and investing the money or rolling it over into a new policy.
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Good information ☝🏼
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Thanks for the info., just wondering if you can provide the website link that shows the "% overlap of the 2-funds" ?. Thanks
Of course!
Fund Overlap link you mentioned: www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php
Portfolio Backtest used in the video: www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio#analysisResults
@@DannySully Thank you so much Danny! Just wondering any website link for the "mutual funds" overlaps visually?.
Great content. So we can buy these etf s ourselves on etoro and such. But is there also a rebalancing need, which implies monitoring the market and worrying about repositioning? or are these ETfs cleaning themselves removing from the funds the companies that are no longer covered by the indexes that those etfs follow?
Thank you very much! In regards to rebalancing, the ETFs will auto balance the investments in the fund based on criteria. For example, SP500 having the top 500 companies, if a companies files bankrupt they will automatically add a new company. You don't have to do anything. Rebalancing comes in times when say the SP500 increases 30% in 2 years but another fund of yours decreases. In this example, you will be much more weighted toward the SP500 than the other fund from the initial allocation you planned. For example, generically speaking if originally 80% sp500 and 20% bonds. in 2 years it could be 90% sp500 and 10% bonds. If this is much different than what you would want, you would need to rebalance. This is not a daily thing you have to check. Maybe every 6 months to year depending on how you invest.
@@DannySully many thanks for the reply, Danny! Much appreciated.
Of course!
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@DannysMoneyTalk I like it. If you're like me and have your 401k in the s&p500, Your Roth IRA can be in VXF or say S&P 400/600.