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Depending on the amount you have to start investing, your age, and your personal tolerance ETF and Index funds can be a great passive way to begin building a longstanding strong portfolio. When you first start out in the market and just begin buying single stocks you subject yourself to big disappointment because stocks are are trying to re-price themselves. Investing in the ETF’s and index funds allows a beginning investor to get used to being a participant in the market, get used to market fluctuations, allows one to practice sticking to an investment plan and become familiar with the overall market options. I always float the idea of having at least $10,000 in the account prior to owning single stocks but that really just depends on the individual investor and if you are a single investor or investing with a spouse. Two accounts are better than one and if you can fund both it gives you greater opportunity to invest according to two investment tolerance levels. Stocks could then be placed strategically in one or more of those accounts to add more single stock exposure which allows for greater potential to accelerate the intended target of 8% year over year returns.

The following ETF’s are mentioned in this video and are personally owned by me:

VOO (15% return)(2%div) S & P 500
IJT (9% return)(1% div) Small cap
SCHA(15% return)(1.5% div) Small cap
VOE (9% return) (2% div) Mid cap
IJH (10% return) (1.5% div) Mid cap
VBK(9% return)(1% div) Small cap
VBR (9% return)(1.5% div) Small Cap

The following Index Funds are mentioned in this video and are personally owned by me:

VFINX (11% return) NASDAQ
VGTSX (5% return) Foreign Funds
VHDYX (8% return) High Dividend yield
VIMSX (10% return) Mid cap growth

Compounding interest calculator and fee comparison tool:

http://www.tradingacademy.com/resources/calculators/compare-investment-fees.aspx

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One singular mission: Share with every viewer the best kept secret in the Financial Wold! It’s a secret that money managers don’t want you to know about. Here it is:

You can own/trade individual stocks, etf’s, own index funds and limited partnerships or bond funds all within your roth ira account! The secret is in the type of account you need to start. The self managed account.

You will not hear this from your financial planner. This relatively new service is available to anyone who opts to take charge of their own financial future and can do so by starting a self-managed Roth IRA. Any roth account will provide tax shelter and allow for contributions and earnings to be withdrawn at age 59.5 years old. However, only a self-managed account can maximize profits through wealth preservation by eliminating fees charged to traditional investment accounts. Cumulative growth, dividend re-investment and compounding interest can all work to maximum potential for you free of the damaging effect of fees from traditional managed account types.

It’s an exciting time to be an independent investor. Accelerate your returns by building a passive or active portfolio using my 22 years of experience and foundational approaches that are easy to understand and take little to no experience. Just a little initiative will result in stepping into a whole new world of accelerated profits and financial security for you, and your family.

No too accounts are the same. Investment tolerances differ. That makes it even more important for you to pay attention to and learn some of the basic terminology, potentials, account types and use them to align your specific financial plan with your financial future.

See what it’s like to become an Independent Investor. It may be the most financially liberating move you could ever make in your life!

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