Top 5 S&P 500 Index Funds

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So let's start the article. Today we are going to talk about the Top 5 S&P 500 Index Funds. 

A common misconception is that by 2020 all S&P 500 index funds will be the same. And that is not correct. So we're going to talk about the top five positions and differences between them.

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So whether the index is a fund or not Stock accumulation. It seeks to match the performance of a particular stock market index like the S&P 500 or the NASDAQ or the Dow Jones.

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Therefore, S&P 500 index funds are favorites of investors such as Warren Buffet and Jack Bogle and with Charlie Moger. Because you can expect eight to 10% return time. Start with obstacles at low cost and they will be inactive.

If you invest among the S&P 500 index funds, you are primarily investing in the future of the American economy Because S&P 500 is the biggest 500 companies that depend on the US betting on the American economy is great.

1. VANGUARD 500 INDEX FUND (VOO)

So go ahead and go to the right first, we have the Vanguard 500 Index Fund, with the ticker symbol VOO.

This is a breakthrough S&P 500 Funds. It is actually an Exchange Traded Fund or ETF, i.e. it trades like a stock against a regular mutual fund.

It is currently valued at $ 520 billion in assets, it is one of the largest funds available, including current expenses for those of you unfamiliar, the 0.03% expense ratio are annual subsequent fees will be charged to their shareholders.

So, in this case, the 0.03% cost ratio means you have to pay $ 3 each.

You must pay $ 10,000. Sorry, you want the expense ratio to be as low as possible.

The current price of this fund is around $310.

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2. SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY)

Ticker Symbol Spy. The fund has been around for a long time since 1993. Its assets are approximately $310 billion. So it's been a long time. This is one of them known ETS.

The cost ratio is 0.09%, so every $10,000 invested is worth its price is $ 9 per year.

The current price is $338 and 34 cents, plus this fund


UNIT INVESTMENT TRUST or UIT, which is a fixed portfolio. Such sections allow investors to know exactly what the securities in the fund are trusted end date.

So the last date of this fund is January 22nd 2018.

3. SCHWAB S&P 500 INDEX FUND (SWPPX)

Fund Ticker Symbol SWPPX. So compared to other funds on the list, it's very small in terms of $45 billion in assets, but Schwab very good and reliable name. The fund has an old track record in the early 2000s.

The expense or cost ratio is 0.02% lower, with prices being $51 and 65 cents, respectively.

So, as you can see, they have demonstrated tracking performance over the years at S&P 500. It is a very small fund in terms of assets, but it is a very good one.

4. iSHARES CORE S&P 500 ETF (IVV)

Ticker symbol IVV.

An individual has approximately $200 billion in assets and it has been around since the year 2000.

The current price ratio is 0.04% and the current price is $339 and 88 cents approx

So like all other funds on this list, IVV is a great long-term investment that exposes to large-cap stocks. For long-term growth.

Last on my list is the Stock is Morgan Index Fund, viz

This is very similar to S&P 500 funding. The difference, instead of seeing, you totally know to track the S&P 500 index, this fund seeks to track the entire market.

Not so you will not only get exposure for large-cap stocks, but you will also get exposure for mid-cap and small-cap stocks.

5. VANGUARD TOTAL STOCK MARKET INDEX FUND (VTSMX)

Ticker symbol VTSMX. It has assets of approximately $850 billion. It is designed with large-cap stocks, but 19% of the fund's mid-sized companies, have 9% lower cap stocks.

Its cost ratio is 0.14% is low cap stocks. Its current price is $83 and 34 cents. The whole market is going to fund the S&P 500 fund has slightly more volatility.

In terms of risk adjustment, you get the same return as the entire market fund compared to S&P Fund.

So if you are trying to make a decision between one or the other, I think this is really dangerous and you are ready to take it upon yourself and expose yourself too. Okay. Therefore, S&P funds increase conservative investment slightly total market funds are a more aggressive and more volatile risk, but potential returns are great.

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