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Index Funds & Etfs: Complete Guide To Passive Investing
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 445.83 MB | Duration: 2h 15m

Learn to build and manage a profitable portfolio with index funds and ETFs, mastering rebalancing, compounding, and risk

[b]What you'll learn[/b]

Understand the basics of index funds, ETFs, and passive investing

Learn how to research, select, and invest in index funds and ETFs

Build and manage a diversified portfolio for long-term growth

Master portfolio rebalancing techniques and frequency

Explore risk management strategies for different investor types

Use compounding to maximize portfolio growth over time

Analyze model portfolios to create a balanced investment strategy

Understand dividends and how to reinvest them for maximum returns

[b]Requirements[/b]

No prior investing experience is required; beginners are welcome

A basic understanding of financial terms can be helpful but not necessary

Willingness to learn about long-term investing and financial growth strategies

An interest in building and managing a portfolio with index funds and ETFs

[b]Description[/b]

Are you looking to build wealth and achieve long-term financial growth using a proven, low-cost investment strategy? This comprehensive course on Index Funds and ETFs is designed to teach you how to build, manage, and optimize a profitable portfolio with minimal effort. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced investor, you'll learn step-by-step how to make passive investing work for you.In this course, you'll dive deep into index funds, ETFs, and passive investing strategies. You'll discover how to select the right funds, manage risk, and use rebalancing techniques to maintain a balanced portfolio. We'll explore how compounding can accelerate your portfolio's growth and how dividends play a role in your overall returns.Throughout this course, you'll also gain practical insights on how to choose the right brokerage, understand different account types, and allocate funds wisely across various investments. Real-world examples using popular tools like Yahoo Finance will show you how to research ETFs and analyze key performance metrics. Plus, you'll walk through creating diversified portfolios tailored to your risk tolerance and financial goals, using well-known funds like Vanguard and iShares.By the end of this course, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to:Build a diversified portfolio with index funds and ETFsUnderstand the mechanics of index funds, mutual funds, and ETFsMake informed decisions on risk management and rebalancingLeverage the power of compounding for long-term wealth growthResearch and select ETFs using popular platforms and data toolsCreate model portfolios that suit your financial goals and risk profileMaximize your investment returns using dividends and smart allocation strategiesWith clear, practical guidance and hands-on examples, you'll leave this course ready to manage your own passive investment portfolio with confidence.Join now and take the first step towards mastering the art of passive investing with index funds and ETFs!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Index Funds and ETFs

Lecture 1 Introduction to Index Funds and ETFs

Lecture 2 Course Overview: What You'll Learn

Lecture 3 Understanding What an Index Is

Lecture 4 What Are Index Funds?

Lecture 5 What Are Mutual Funds?

Lecture 6 What Are Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)?

Lecture 7 How ETFs Work: A Closer Look

Lecture 8 Why Invest with Index ETFs?

Section 2: Banks and Brokerages for Investing in Index ETFs

Lecture 9 Choosing Banks and Brokerages for Investing

Section 3: Understanding Different Account Types for Investing

Lecture 10 Different Account Types for Investing in Index ETFs

Lecture 11 What Are Margin Accounts

Section 4: How to Allocate Funds to Different Account Types

Lecture 12 Allocating Funds to U.S. Account Types

Lecture 13 Allocating Funds to Canadian Account Types

Section 5: How to Research ETFs

Lecture 14 How to Research ETFs: Key Information to Consider

Lecture 15 Example: Researching and Analyzing the SPY ETF

Lecture 16 Example: Researching and Analyzing the QQQ ETF

Section 6: Designing a Portfolio from Scratch

Lecture 17 Managing Risk in Equity Portfolios with Fixed Income Assets

Lecture 18 Exploring Portfolio Types: Aggressive, Growth, and Balanced

Section 7: Designing Diversified Portfolios with ETFs

Lecture 19 Building a Diversified Portfolio with Vanguard ETFs

Lecture 20 Creating an Aggressive Model Portfolio with Vanguard ETFs

Lecture 21 Creating a Growth Model Portfolio with Vanguard ETFs

Lecture 22 Creating a Balanced Model Portfolio with Vanguard ETFs

Lecture 23 Quiz: Creating Portfolios with BlackRock iShares ETFs

Section 8: How Much and How Often to Contribute to Your Portfolio

Lecture 24 Determining Contribution Amounts Based on Portfolio Type

Lecture 25 How Frequently Should You Contribute to Your Portfolio?

Section 9: Rebalancing Your Portfolio for Optimal Performance

Lecture 26 Rebalancing Your Portfolio: What, How, and How Often

Section 10: Understanding Dividends in Your Portfolio

Lecture 27 What Are Dividends and How to Use Them for Portfolio Growth

Section 11: Exploring Common Portfolio Types

Lecture 28 Common Portfolio Types Using Broad Market Index Funds and ETFs

Section 12: Popular ETFs for Diversified Portfolios

Lecture 29 Common ETFs for Building Diversified Portfolios

Lecture 30 Quiz: Comparing VEQT and XEQT Asset Allocation Funds

Section 13: The Power of Index Funds, Compounding, and Long-Term Growth

Lecture 31 Why Index Funds and ETFs Are Essential for Long-Term Investment Success

Lecture 32 S&P 500: A Walkthrough of Historical Performance

Lecture 33 Using a Compound Interest Calculator: Exploring Potential Gains

Section 14: Final Thoughts and Course Wrap-Up

Lecture 34 Closing Reflections and Next Steps

Beginner Investors: Individuals looking to start their investing journey with a solid foundation in index funds and ETFs,Intermediate Investors: Those wanting to deepen their knowledge of passive investing strategies and portfolio management,Finance Enthusiasts: Anyone interested in understanding the benefits of index investing and how to effectively manage a diversified portfolio,Students: Individuals studying finance or related fields who want practical insights into index funds and ETFs,Busy Professionals: People seeking a simple, effective approach to investing that requires minimal time and effort,Retirees: Those looking to create a sustainable investment strategy for long-term financial security

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