I keep ~58% of my money invested in ETFs.
These 6 ETFs can make you rich:
These 6 ETFs can make you rich:
1. $VOO
My personal favorite.
VOO is the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF which tracks the 500 largest companies in the USA.
When you buy VOO, you are getting exposure to the best of the best. Companies like Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, Alphabet & many more.
I buy this every single week.
My personal favorite.
VOO is the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF which tracks the 500 largest companies in the USA.
When you buy VOO, you are getting exposure to the best of the best. Companies like Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, Alphabet & many more.
I buy this every single week.
2. $QQQM
The Nasdaq 100 ETF. Same as QQQ but cheaper.
This ETF holds the top 100 largest companies listed on the Nasdaq.
QQQ is majority made up of tech companies, so if you are bullish on tech, this ETF could be for you.
Will see more volatility as it is growth focused.
The Nasdaq 100 ETF. Same as QQQ but cheaper.
This ETF holds the top 100 largest companies listed on the Nasdaq.
QQQ is majority made up of tech companies, so if you are bullish on tech, this ETF could be for you.
Will see more volatility as it is growth focused.
3. $VTI
VTI is the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF.
This holds large cap companies like Apple & Amazon, but also mid caps & small caps.
With 4000+ holdings, this ETF will give you exposure to the entire US market.
Instant diversification when you buy this ETF.
VTI is the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF.
This holds large cap companies like Apple & Amazon, but also mid caps & small caps.
With 4000+ holdings, this ETF will give you exposure to the entire US market.
Instant diversification when you buy this ETF.
4. $VUG
The Vanguard Growth ETF.
If you have a long time horizon, focusing on growth companies (historically) has been a really smart move.
This ETF holds 266 large growth companies with a strong growth background.
Will see more volatility though as it is growth focused.
The Vanguard Growth ETF.
If you have a long time horizon, focusing on growth companies (historically) has been a really smart move.
This ETF holds 266 large growth companies with a strong growth background.
Will see more volatility though as it is growth focused.
5. $DGRO
The iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF.
If you want exposure to dividend paying stocks, BUT they are also growing their dividends year over year, this is the ETF for you.
A great long term investment to let the dividends grow & reinvest into larger & bigger dividends!
The iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF.
If you want exposure to dividend paying stocks, BUT they are also growing their dividends year over year, this is the ETF for you.
A great long term investment to let the dividends grow & reinvest into larger & bigger dividends!
6. $SCHD
The Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF.
If you are looking for a higher dividend yield to bring income to your portfolio, then this ETF is for you.
SCHD holds companies that have a record of consistently paying dividends like Pepsi, Home Depot, Verizon & many others.
The Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF.
If you are looking for a higher dividend yield to bring income to your portfolio, then this ETF is for you.
SCHD holds companies that have a record of consistently paying dividends like Pepsi, Home Depot, Verizon & many others.
How can they make you rich?
Let's say you put $500/month into an ETF that gets an average annual return of 8%.
After 20 years, you will have $294k.
After 30 years, you will have $745k.
After 40 years, you will have $1.7MM.
Okay wait, there's more...
Let's say you put $500/month into an ETF that gets an average annual return of 8%.
After 20 years, you will have $294k.
After 30 years, you will have $745k.
After 40 years, you will have $1.7MM.
Okay wait, there's more...
Let's say you can put $1,000/month into an ETF that has an average annual return of 8%.
After 20 years, you will have $589k.
After 30 years, you will have $1.5MM.
After 40 years, you will have $3.5MM.
A little each month can really add up over time.
After 20 years, you will have $589k.
After 30 years, you will have $1.5MM.
After 40 years, you will have $3.5MM.
A little each month can really add up over time.
So the 2 things you need for investments to help you build wealth:
1. Time in the market.
2. Capital to invest in the market.
If you combine those two things, your money can grow into large numbers.
Keep in mind nothing is guaranteed in the market.
1. Time in the market.
2. Capital to invest in the market.
If you combine those two things, your money can grow into large numbers.
Keep in mind nothing is guaranteed in the market.
Of course these are not the only 6 ETFs that one can buy. This is just a list of some very solid (historically) ETFs that can be great foundations for a portfolio.
None of this thread is financial advice & I am not telling you to buy any of these.
Always do your own research.
None of this thread is financial advice & I am not telling you to buy any of these.
Always do your own research.
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I am just simply providing examples of ETFs, not saying you need to buy all of them in the same portfolio.
VTI & VOO have a ton of overlap. Probably smarter to just buy just one or the other for example.
There are other S&P 500 ETFs than VOO too. Just providing examples.
VTI & VOO have a ton of overlap. Probably smarter to just buy just one or the other for example.
There are other S&P 500 ETFs than VOO too. Just providing examples.
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