Comments by "" (@responsiblewealth7509) on "The 5 BEST Index Funds That Will Make You RICH" video.

  1. Great question ... I agree!
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  2. No, though not too dissimilar. Essentially an ETF is a listed ('exchange') fund which tracks an index by owning the appropriate set of assets/securities, though it has shares and not units (which exist in a fund). The index fund is then the pooled amount under management of the units purchased. ETFs are more flexible given they're traded on an exchange and typically have lower costs relative to the amount under management. Get after it Eric - good luck!
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  3. I say VOO, but either is better than nothing!
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  4. Bahahah this is the comment I needed today.
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  5. Well the Vanguard content is still applicable to the UK as they operate there now :D So VOO and VGS are great low fee, broad index funds that will give you exposure to the US market. Good luck Mark!
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  6. If you go for an index fund with Vangaurd, you can chip in $100 at a time with no brokerage either way, though there is a minimum investment of, I think, $500 to begin with! The unit prices are much much lower so you can put in $100 or so easily each month! Good luck Cory!
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  7. God I hope you took a punt on one of these in the last three months! Hope it went well Keisha!
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  8. Yes - get to it mate :D Obviously only invest in ETFs money you're committed to not touching for a few decades, but you will be better off for it. Good luck!
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  9. Typo!
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  10. Yes. Of course, you will hear talks of a crash and this has literally been the state of play since I bought my first set of shares nearly a decade ago ... it will be true eventually, but if you're buying to hold for a sufficient time (a number of decades) then there is no need to be concerned or hold off! Good luck mate!
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