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Fidelity Index Funds For Beginners | The Ultimate Guide

Fidelity Index Funds For Beginners: Index Funds are one of the best investments of all time and here is a complete step by step tutorial to Fidelity Index Funds for beginners. After watching this video you will have the knowledge to outperform many of the professionals to start building wealth. 📷 My Fidelity Playlist:    • Fidelity Playlist   Sign up on Fidelity (Not Affiliated): https://fidelity.app.link/e/DMtUN9ndyxb Free Investing For Beginners Guide: https://dannysully.link/Investing101 Top Financial Products To Consider: 📈 Investing Platforms: https://dannysully.link/Investing 🏦 High Yield Savings Accounts: https://dannysully.link/Savings 🔒 Certificate Of Deposits (CDs): https://dannysully.link/CDs 💳 Credit Cards: https://dannysully.link/CreditCards Resources: 📚 Free Learning Guides: https://dannysully.link/FreeGuides 🗞️ Newsletter: https://dannysully.link/Newsletter 🔑 Patreon (My Portfolio & Exclusive Content) -   / dannysully   🎥 Relevant YouTube Videos 🎥    • Mutual Funds vs Index Funds vs ETFs |...      • Fidelity Roth IRA For Beginners | Ste...      • The 4 BEST Fidelity Index Funds To Ow...      • How To Use Fidelity | Step By Step Tu...      • Top 10 Investing Mistakes You NEED TO...      • Fidelity ZERO Index Funds Review | Ar...   ⏰ Timestamps ⏰ 00:32 What is an Index Fund? 04:50 Advantages of Index Funds 07:40 Fidelity Index Funds vs Competitors 08:37 Best Fidelity Index Funds 11:50 How To Buy Fidelity Index Funds 15:05 How Much To Invest 📝 What is an Index Fund? An index fund is a collection of different companies on a list you can put your money into that allows you to own portions to each of those companies within one purchase. An index fund is a type of mutual fund or exchange traded fund (ETF) that tracks the returns of a particular market index. A market index is a collection of securities (such as stocks or bonds) that represent a specific sector of a market or economy. A popular index fund is the S&P 500 that is the top 500 publicly traded companies in the U.S. and is a broad scope of the U.S. economy. On Fidelity, the S&P 500 Index is listed under the "Fidelity 500 Index Fund (FXAIX)". If you want a deeper scope, you can invest into the Total Market Index Fund that contains many different small, mid, and large sized companies. This is listed on Fidelity as the "Fidelity Total Market Index Fund (FSKAX)". Why Invest in Index Funds? (ADVANTAGES) 1. Passively Managed: The S&P Dow Jones Indices research study states that 10.62% of actively managed funds (controlled by professionals) outperformed passively managed (not controlled by professionals). That means roughly 90% of portfolio managers could not outperform passively managed funds. Always looking for the best Return On Investment (ROI). 2. Diversification If you only own singular stocks and one was to go bankrupt or collapse in share price, you could lose a significant amount. In comparison, if you owned the S&P 500 with 500 companies, you would have much less risk to losing since 1 company out of 500 is a small percentage to the overall investment. 3. Expense Ratio The cost to owning index fund based mutual funds or ETFs is much cheaper than purchasing actively managed funds since they charge much higher expense ratios and hidden management fees that over the years will significantly impact your results. Best Fidelity Index Funds: DOMESTIC 1. Fidelity 500 (FXAIX) 2. Fidelity Large Cap Growth Index Fund (FSPGX) 3. Fidelity Total Market Index Fund (FSKAX) FOREIGN 4. Fidelity International Market Index Fund (FSPSX) 5. Fidelity Emerging Markets Index Fund (FPADX) BOND 6. Fidelity Total Bond Index Fund (FTBFX) How Much To Invest (Moderately Aggressive Growth) not a financial advisor, just a general guide: DOMESTIC 1. FXAIX: 40% 2. FSPGX: 20% 3. FSKAX: 10% FOREIGN 4. FSPSX: 10% 5. FPADX: 10% BOND 6. FTBFX: 10% 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe with notifications on and hit that like button! Disclaimer: Certain links on this website lead to products or services that may earn Danny Sully an affiliate commission or referral bonus. As a member of an affiliate sales network, Danny Sully is compensated for directing traffic to partner websites, which may affect the placement or visibility of some products on this site. The information provided in this video is accurate as of its posting date, though some of the offers mentioned may no longer be active. This content is for entertainment only and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. It is for general informational purposes. The presenter is not a licensed professional. Viewers should consult their attorney, accountant, or financial advisor for advice on specific legal, tax, or financial issues.