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Let’s Get Started with Index Funds: From Saving to Investing: Financial Freedom, #220
Let’s Get Started with Index Funds: From Saving to Investing: Financial Freedom, #220
Let’s Get Started with Index Funds: From Saving to Investing: Financial Freedom, #220
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Most of us love to save; however, investing could be a different story. We fear the unknown, so the stock market can cause us anxiety.

 

A great place to start your investing journey is with index funds. Index funds allow us to capture the stock market's returns over our lifetimes.

 

The stock market slowly rises because businesses ensure profits keep pace with inflation. We need to capture these returns so we keep pace with inflation.

 

I love my high-yield savings accounts, but they serve a different purpose than index funds. To become a great investor, we need to understand the value proposition of both. Good Luck!

 

LanguageEnglish
PublisherJoshua King
Release dateJan 16, 2024
ISBN9798224861293
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    Let’s Get Started with Index Funds

    All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Let’s Get Started with Index Funds

    02  Why Do I Need To Invest in the Stock Market?

    03  Getting Started with High-Yield Savings Accounts

    04  Full Throttle: How to Build a Fully Funded Emergency Fund

    05  The 30-Day $1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge

    06  Capture the Market with Index Funds

    07  The Magic of Dollar-Cost Averaging

    08  The Magic of Automated Income Investing

    09  My 4 Favorite Index Funds

    10  The Importance of Treasuries: How to Define Risk

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    Let’s Get Started with Index Funds

    From Saving to Investing

    01  Let’s Get Started with Index Funds

    02  Why Do I Need To Invest in the Stock Market?

    03  Getting Started with High-Yield Savings Accounts

    04  Full Throttle: How to Build a Fully Funded Emergency Fund

    05  The 30-Day $1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge

    06  Capture the Market with Index Funds

    07  The Magic of Dollar-Cost Averaging

    08  The Magic of Automated Income Investing

    09  My 4 Favorite Index Funds

    10  The Importance of Treasuries: How to Define Risk

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    01  Let’s Get Started with Index Funds

    We should all love to save our money; however, many of us have a tough time when it comes to investing. Putting our money into the stock market can be intimidating if we don’t understand the reason why.

    The last couple of years have been nice for our high-yield savings accounts and other savings vehicles because interest rates have been high.

    However, if inflation is 6% and we earn 5% with our high-yield savings, we still lose purchasing power. Investing our money helps us stay ahead of inflation.

    Compounding: The 8th Wonder of the World

    Prerequisites before investing in index funds. There are some checkboxes to check before we start investing in index funds.

    The most important asset we need before investing is our emergency fund. It does not need to be a fully funded emergency ($30,000), but it needs to be more than a starter one ($1,000).

    For the sake of argument, let’s say we need to have $5,000 in our emergency fund before we invest. Remember, we don’t want to sell shares of our index funds once we input the money—an emergency fund helps prevent early withdrawals.

    Next, we want to review our debt obligations. We don’t want to have thousands of dollars in high-yield credit cards, student loans, or automobile payments.

    Hustle in Your 20s and 30s, Enjoy Your 40s and 50s

    For reference, the stock market generally returns 8-10% annually. Therefore, if you have debt with interest rates higher

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