This book shows
how simple index fund investing and a proper investment methodology can help any middle - wage individual become a millionaire.
Not exact matches
Of the vast world of
index funds, you decide
how simple or
how complex you want your investment portfolio to be.
Explore
how two
simple screens — low expenses and high manager ownership — can identify a group of
funds with the potential to beat the
index.
But if you've never invested on your own before — or if you have a friend or family member in that situation — download our white paper and learn
how you can get started in
indexing investing with a
simple 0ne -
fund solution.
One of the obvious benefits of
index funds (that I failed to mention) is
how relatively
simple they are to understand.
For one, notice
how the vast majority of my «cream of the crop» stock picks actually underperformed a
simple index fund.
You might think balanced
index funds would be common, but they're not — likely because offering low - cost,
simple solutions is not
how fund companies make buckets of money.
How to invest: The
simplest, lowest - cost route is to own an
index fund that holds a broadly diversified portfolio of REITs.
Schlenker pointed out
how they could put together a
simple portfolio composed of
index funds for under 0.5 % a year in fees.
How to Beat the Benchmark is from 1998 that could be interesting to read about
index funds and beating the
index in a
simpler way.
But fear not, for
indexing's success relies not a whit on
how efficient or inefficient the stock markets are;
index funds work for one
simple and inexorable reason — the less you pay, the more you keep.
Of the vast world of
index funds, you decide
how simple or
how complex you want your investment portfolio to be.