Long Term Etf reviews from Reddit

"There are a lot of reasons I love my 50/50 VOO SCHD split. SCHD’s lower volatility offsets VOO’s market swings, smoothing out my portfolio’s performance."

"VOO is self sufficient and perfect."

"50% VOO"

"In a roth ira the following destroys just holding voo 50% voo 25% qqqm 25% schd"

"Investors seeking a diversified approach may consider Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) for broad market exposure"

"In terms of starting out with etf’s, one can’t go wrong with VTI for 30+ years."

"50% VOO (SP 500)"

"15% VXUS (Intnl)"

"Just invest 70% into Vanguard S&P 500 Acc and 30% into Vanguard All World Acc"

"VOO and QQQ"

"SCHD’s lower volatility offsets VOO’s market swings, smoothing out my portfolio’s performance."

"50% SCHD"

"SCHD compliments VOO well (not a lot of overlap)."

"This is the way."

"Is my go to Roth IRA fund"

"If you’re looking for S&P500."

"Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) for stability and income"

"SCHD, FTEC or VGT, AVUV, VXUS. Pretty simple"

"SCHG has a 5Y return of 146% while VOO has a 5Y return of 91%."

"Add 25% growth to boost your return. Approach 40 add SCHD, money printer and Dividend Growth."

"For long-term investing, Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) is a strong choice due to its historical outperformance of the S&P 500 and heavy exposure to high-growth technology and AI-driven companies."

"VOO and QQQ"

"If you’re looking into qqq for long term I suggest qqqm. It’s the exact same holdings and weightings with a slightly lower expense ratio."

"Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) - Focused on large-cap tech stocks in the NASDAQ-100, QQQ has had strong performance"

"QQQ has twice the gains of VOO and VTI over the long term."

"Has done me right through the years."

"I would probably go QQQM for the slightly lower cost in order to accumulate more shares more quickly."

"Personally, I have started investing in the Invesco FTSE All-World (FWRA). Because this FTSE All-World defines small caps a little differently, so it covers the top small caps."

"Splg (S&P 500) is pretty much the standard, Qqqm if you want more growth (Nasdaq 100)."

"20% QQQM (Nasdaq 100)"

"For highest returns at lowest risk, a fully diversified portfolio like 100% SPYI is optimal."

"You can also go with SPYY, which is closer to VWCE, large and mid cap developed world plus emerging market, without (or minimal) small cap."

"I suggested long term (Splg) and dividend etfs (Schd/Dgro)."

"You should look at total return. Splg (S&P 500) is pretty much the standard, Qqqm if you want more growth (Nasdaq 100)."

"VOO + AVUV + VXUS + BND + GLD for gold exposure"

"SPLG + QQQM"

"Cheapest expense ratio and cheapest price"

"Buy some SPLG n check in at 60 years old."

"I have VOO. Both VOO and SPY are S&P500 index. Though if you look into it, S&P500 is dominated with tech stocks like APPLE, MSFT and GOOG."

"SPY is like vanilla ice cream-mostly good, most times and a good entrylevel ETF. I also like Vanguard VTI too."

"If I had to pick one and only one and live by it, I would likely pick AVUV."

"10% AVUV (US small cap value)"

"Probably either VOO and chill or VOO and a little bit of a tilt to QQQ and or AVUV."

"VOO + AVUV + VXUS for additional tinkering"

"AVUV or VIOV (choose one) at a roughly 4:1 ratio of VOO:Other."

"Avuv is an actively managed small cap ETFs and is highly regarded."

"Same with XMMO (mid cap momentum) and AVUV (small-cap value)."

"AVUV + SCHG , also a small position in SCHD for Large cap value wouldn’t hurt."

"With a mix of QQQ and AVUV for diversification in tech and small caps."

"AVUV , SCHG , SCHD"

"IOO all the way"

"Personally I would go with XEQT. I have this in my TFSA. - 100% equities whereas equities generally provide greater returns over the long term. - cheap MER - very diversified (No such thing as too diversified in my opinion) - Rebalancing is done for you and IIRC withholding taxes are already taken off before you receive the dividend."

"XEQT and VEQT owns pretty much everything. So it’s a great product for the longterm that requires nothing from you."

"Buy etf that track S&P 500 and if you want better diversification buy All-world ETF. Im european so for me it's CSPX and IWDA pick some equivalent of it."

"TLT is great but do your research how bonds actually work."

"If you want to try convertibles, take a look at ICVT by iShares."

"TLT, ZROZ, GOVS. Bonds require some timing though so do your research."

"XMMO is mostly growth."

"Same with XMMO (mid cap momentum) and AVUV (small-cap value)."

"Consider the following: XMMO to get smaller cap companies"

"FZROX is a good option but you cant trade it to a non-fidelity account so may not be best for long term"

"FZROX"

"I use FBND."

"Some prefer a pre-mixed alternative, so something like DHHF or VDHG."

"So now I buy DHHF. But I also continue to buy VAS and VGS."

"SCHD, FTEC or VGT, AVUV, VXUS. Pretty simple"

"FTEC or VGT"

"High yield which scares everyone but do the research into what the holdings are."

"Check out AMLP EFT +15.9% YTD w/ 7.43% dividend yields."

"Now that they’ve added DHHF in Commsec Pocket, that would be my pick."

"DHHF if you’re good with the increased fluctuations compared to VDHG."

"I use CMC for the amounts you mention. It's CHESS sponsored and free to buy <$1K/listing/day for AU listings."

"Do 30% VAS + 70% VGS or 80% VDHG + 20% VGS or similar."

"Boglehead way! 60% VTI, 20% VXUS and 20% BND!"

"Either 100% VT or some combo of VTI/VXUS."

"QLD"

"A more dividend focused funds would be DGRO or SCHD."

"FTSE All World might be an option."

"Ymax, by putting its dividends into voo"

"5% AVES (Intnl emerging value)"

"VOO + smallcap + Nifty50 if you want non US coverage."

"And international AVDE and AVDV."

"And international AVDE and AVDV."

"IHDG to get quality international companies"

"As good as VOO but with zero fees."

"NRGD and OILD"

"I use NTSX. It's 90% unleveraged S&P500 + 10% 6X leveraged Intermediate US Treasury futures."

"BINC - new fund from the very hot bond fund manager at BlackRock."

"S&P 500 is most common safe etf with decent growth"

"For bonds EDV or GOVZ (make sure you understand STRIPS)"

"For bonds EDV or GOVZ (make sure you understand STRIPS)"