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Thanks for the video.
How about tax efficiency
This video explained the difference very well
But accumulating ETFs (not dividend ETCs) reinvest automatically too. I don’t get the difference to index funds’ automatic reinvesting ability . Could you provide more clarity on this?
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Thanks Rose!!!! Great videos, we learn a lot. Any specifics in HSA investments like what to prioritize in them and what in a roth ira or use the same strategy. tell us!. Thanks!
@itsrosehan my understanding of why people would pick ETFs over index funds is not based on a need to trade 24/7. These are the most important reasons I’m aware of:
1. ETFs are more tax efficient than index funds which matters in a regular brokerage account.
2. Index funds tend to have a required minimum purchasing amount of $3000 or more the first time you buy the fund.
3. Most people use Fidelity or Schwab for its superior user-interface and customer service. In these interfaces there’s a substantial transaction fee each time you buy or sell Vanguard funds. There’s no such fee with ETFs.
Fractional ETF buys and auto purchases with ETFs works at Fidelity. So in this case you can specify the amount in dollars you want to spend. Place a market buy and then the experience is essentially identical to the simplicity of buying index funds but with the tax efficiency of the ETF.
I didn’t follow what you said about wanting to invest more every month. If you are doing this in a regular brokerage account then isn’t the process essentially the same as it was the previous month? You have to go through the process of buying the funds again with your new deposit.
Also finally on Fidelity there is no trading fee when you buy most (if not all?) of the typical Vanguard ETFs. There is on the other hand a hefty trading fee for buying Vanguard index funds there.
mutual funds – is there exposure to embedded taxes? Love 'add a zero' btw! Awesome catch-phrase.
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ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) can offer automatic reinvestment of dividends, but it depends on your brokerage or investment platform, not the ETF itself.
ETF are great investment choice like VOO.
Thanks Rose, I'm focus on ETFs, holding onto ETFs dividends has improve my wealth thru reinvest and buying more potential growth shares, creating a snowball effect that allows compounding over time on my retirement account.
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I feel like an updated version of this video would make a great video. Robinhood doesn’t charge commission fees on ETFs. And I feel like now a days you can buy fractional shares of an ETFs making ETFs in my option a better option than index funds especially for beginners.
I'm older than you but new at this and I appreciate the clear explanation (and your energy, some finance guys on YouTube are monotone and SO boring). Keep it up!
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Hello Rose,are you one of the Charlie Angels?
I think a lot of people don’t realize that even a small difference in fees can eat away thousands from your returns over time. That's why index funds and Etfs are getting so popular. Mutual funds can outperform in some cases, but it’s rare and usually not worth the higher fees for most people
Can an individual own all three funds?
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I have added a variety of stocks and ETF to my present holdings for the long term. I also have $300k aside to start following inflation-indexed bonds and stocks of companies with solid cash flow. I strongly believe this is a good time to capitalize on the market for long term gains. But actualizing a short term profit would not be a bad idea for me at all.
First you need money to invest index fund, while ETFs you can start with it while being broke. I guess once you got some capital you can switch to index funds?