Best index funds on Reddit

205 reviews from r/fidelityinvestments, r/investing, r/personalfinance and 24 more subreddits

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#1

Fidelity

4.7
(66)
"Have you looked into FZROX and FNILX at all? Those are the zero cost versions of those two funds."
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"FSKAX"
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"Both great low cost buy and hold forever funds with low expense ratios."
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"Of those 2, just 1: FSKAX. Why? Because it already fully contains FXAIX plus more."
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"If you choose Fidelity for your brokerage, FSKAX. If you choose Vanguard, VTI until you have $3k, then consider moving to VTSAX."
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"FXAIX"
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"Pick one of FZROX or FXAIX and ride it out."
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"Great option for total market exposure."
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"Solid choice for bond exposure."
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"Excellent for international diversification."
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#2

Vanguard

4.7
(40)
"Open a brokerage account in Vanguard and buy VTSAX."
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"Voo, spy or ivv. Don’t get a mutual fund."
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"If you choose Vanguard, VTI until you have $3k, then consider moving to VTSAX."
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"If you choose Vanguard, VTI until you have $3k, then consider moving to VTSAX."
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"VOO or SPY, and good job with thinking about investing this early."
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"Buy low expense ratio funds that track the market. VOO, VTI, FXAIX are among the most popular ones"
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"100% in VTI"
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"100% VOO or FXAIX"
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"VWRP HMWO FWRG maybe?"
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"VWCE"
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#3

Vti

4.8
(12)
"VTI, VXUS, and as of very recently, FBTC."
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"VTI and VXUS is all you need."
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"Two fund VTI 80% AVUV 20%, three fund you could add VXUS."
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"Vti, Schd and Jepi. Growth, value and income"
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"1. VTI and VXUS, as long as there is not a strong home country bias."
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"VTI, VXUS and VT."
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"FZROX and VTI for all intents and purposes are the same thing."
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"VTI and VXUS."
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"And chill"
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"Go for 50/50 into SCHD and VTI imo."
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#4

SPDR

4.6
(7)
"Voo, spy or ivv. Don’t get a mutual fund."
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"VOO or SPY, and good job with thinking about investing this early."
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"SPY and FTEC is the double whammy combo."
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"For my money, it SPDR S&P 500 EFT's."
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"SPYG has been my go to this past year."
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"SPLG"
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"SPY"
#5

Fzrox

5.0
(5)
"I use FZROX and FBND or in Vanguard VTI and BND as I’m not holding international now."
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"60% FZROX + 40% FZILX. Basically mimics VT for no expense ratio."
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"Slightly outperformed VTI"
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"FZROX and VTI for all intents and purposes are the same thing."
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#6

XEQT

4.8
(5)
"XEQT has entered the chat"
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"If you want set and forget deal."
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"My TFSA which consists of just XEQT and VFV is sitting at 17.5% all time."
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"XEQT already provides everything you need."
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"Only real consideration in my mind is do you prefer quarterly (XEQT) or annual (VEQT) distributions?"
#7

Index Funds

4.6
(5)
"Your sole parameter while choosing Index MFs should be expense ratio: the lower the better."
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"If you're only interested in growing wealth, just do index funds."
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"I am 100% invested in index funds but have some more diversity. Some mirror the SP500, others the DJIA and NASDAQ, as well as some international funds."
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"The usual advice would be to put 90% into index funds and 10% into the investment of your choice."
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"Majority of my assets are held in world indexes and inexpensive ETF’s."
#8

VFV

4.8
(4)
"My TFSA which consists of just XEQT and VFV is sitting at 17.5% all time."
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"VFV, QQQ, and SCHD is all you need."
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"VFV is great for me due to low yield / high growth."
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#9

VOO

4.8
(4)
"If you're young, something that follows the sp500 or NASDAQ 100. SPY, VOO, QQQ are good choices that are incredibly popular."
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"You can start with the S&P 500 index fund such as VOO: low fees, diversified, and passive."
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"Just get VOO and SCHD. No point stepping over dollars to pick up dimes."
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"VOO would require you to convert to USD which is alright if you are doing very large amounts."
#10

Invesco

4.3
(4)
"I'd add qqqm or schg to the typical voo vti vxus list for a Roth."
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"PPA is the one I would recommend, but there are several."
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"I’ve done well with PPA."
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#11

VXUS

5.0
(3)
"1. VTI and VXUS, as long as there is not a strong home country bias."
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"VTI, VXUS and VT."
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#12

Schd

5.0
(3)
"I do weekly autobuys for SCHD"
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"Avoiding small expense ratios is unnecessary, consider which investment has the best total returns."
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"Go for 50/50 into SCHD and VTI imo."
#13

FXAIX

5.0
(3)
"Good Fidelity funds to use as primary funds are FXAIX (S&P 500 index) and FZROX (Total Market Index)..."
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"The rest is easy on the app. That link has a nice list of Fidelity index funds. Maybe start at FXAIX the S&P500 index."
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"FXAIX is what I use for for 100% of my 401k"
#14

Schwab

5.0
(2)
"That’s a fine allocation."
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"Schwab International Index Fund"
#15

Spy

5.0
(2)
"If you're young, something that follows the sp500 or NASDAQ 100. SPY, VOO, QQQ are good choices that are incredibly popular."
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"Dollar-cost-average into SPY"
#16

ITOT

5.0
(2)
"I use ITOT for my individual account"
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#17

Qqq

5.0
(2)
"If you're young, something that follows the sp500 or NASDAQ 100. SPY, VOO, QQQ are good choices that are incredibly popular."
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"I do weekly autobuys for QQQ"
#18

PLUS

5.0
(2)
"I personally prefer to invest in the full Swedish stock market in "PLUS Allabolag Sverige Index""
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"But if you are looking for small/mid cap, check: * PLUS Småbolag Sverige Index"
#19

SBI

4.5
(2)
"A great investment option for long-term growth."
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"Reliable index fund for long-term growth."
#20

SWTSX

4.5
(2)
"Continue to invest regularly. Zoom out of SWTSX and look at all time and you can see it's growth over time."
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"I just sold all my swisx. Going 100% swtsx."
#21

AVGE

4.5
(2)
"3. AVGE"
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"AVGE BND if I ever get into bonds"
#22

Mutual Funds

3.5
(2)
"For retirement planning, there's nothing better for me than mutual funds."
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"They're also less liquid, some have hidden fees, and some have worse tax implications."
#23

Nippon India

5.0
(1)
#24

Vanguard ETF

5.0
(1)
"Vanguard has a few of the lowest cost etf’s."
#25

Vanguard VOO

5.0
(1)
"I'm surprised no one has mentioned VOO as it seems to be 'the' thing right now."
#26

S&P 500 ETF

5.0
(1)
"Any S&P500 etf will suit you. Rock bottom expenses."
#27

iShares

5.0
(1)
"Voo, spy or ivv. Don’t get a mutual fund."
#28

SPDR S&P 500 ETF

5.0
(1)
"Spus is the top performing sharia complaint etf."
#29

VTI

5.0
(1)
"Total stock market, 0.03% expense ratio: **VTI - Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund ETF**"
#30

FZROX

5.0
(1)
"Good Fidelity funds to use as primary funds are FXAIX (S&P 500 index) and FZROX (Total Market Index)..."
#31

S&P 500 Portfolio

5.0
(1)
"At your age, you can just do the 'single fund portfolio' and put everything into the S&P 500."
#32

Bogleheads

5.0
(1)
"I’d suggest you join r/bogleheads and check out their wiki. Their whole strategy is based on investing in a few index funds, often something like VTI and BND."
#33

HDFC

5.0
(1)
#34

Low Cost Index Funds

5.0
(1)
"It's a philosophy built around low cost index funds and dollar cost averaging, and will guarantee you do at least as well as the overall market."
#35

Justwealth

5.0
(1)
"The best thing to do is just go with Justwealth and choose an appropriate target date portfolio."
#36

VT

5.0
(1)
"VTI, VXUS and VT."
#37

AGG

5.0
(1)
#38

FFIJX

5.0
(1)
"I'd use FFIJX, not FFSFX for the 2065 fund."
#39

IXUS

5.0
(1)
#40

VGS

5.0
(1)
#41

VLC

5.0
(1)
#42

VEQT

5.0
(1)
"If you want set and forget deal."
#43

ESG

4.0
(1)
"Do consider looking at an ESG index fund to avoid the worst of the worst actors in the world."
#44

ETFs

4.0
(1)
"The easiest thing is just to throw money into a few ETFs."
#45

QQQM

4.0
(1)
"QQQM, VOO, VTG"
#46

S&P 500

4.0
(1)
"I’m going with an Australian domiciled version of an s&p500 index because there’s a pretty big tax implication..."
#47

All-in-One ETF

4.0
(1)
"Choosing a single fund that does everything for you so you stay the course will have a much bigger (negative) impact."
#48

BEP

3.0
(1)
"If I want green energy I go for bep and npi they both look better."

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