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🏦 Index funds, particularly those tracking the S&P 500, offer a diversified approach by investing in the 500 largest U.S. companies, reducing risk compared to individual stock picking.
📉 These funds typically have very low expenses and commissions, which is crucial for maximizing returns on smaller investments like 1,000 euros.
📈 Historically, the S&P 500 has shown a strong average annual return. Over the last 50 years, it has achieved a 10.63% average annual return with dividend reinvestment, and 6.42% when adjusted for inflation.
@ElClubDeInversion:
“ETFs and index funds are, without a doubt, one of the most interesting options for beginners, as they deliver three advantages. The first is that they will allow you to diversify your investment in a huge variety of different assets. For example, with an index fund referenced to the S&P 500, with one operation, you will be investing in 500 companies, the largest in the United States. Secondly, they have very low expenses and commissions. This is especially interesting when we invest small amounts to make the most of the potential of our money. And thirdly, it is very easy to make new contributions. In practically any broker, you can automatically program the frequency with which you want to make new operations. And so, you can make regular contributions, and you will immediately see that snowball effect at play. Of course, this is one of the best ways to start investing in the stock market without too many complications. The average annual return of the S&P 500 index during the last 50 years has been 10.63% with dividend reinvestment, or 6.42% if adjusted for inflation. Therefore, very interesting data.”
Viewers can see the exact part of the YouTube video where the S&P 500 is discussed below.
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