VFIAX: Your Key to Becoming an Investing Millionaire

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In this video, I go over how you can invest correctly and retire as a millionaire using a special index fund called VFIAX. Putting money into index funds is personally my favorite way to invest because it allows me to invest passively so I can focus my time and energy on other important things that generate income.

In my opinion, this is one of the top and best index funds you can buy in 2023 and beyond.

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Be sure to watch the entire video because I'll show you my exact strategies for investing in stocks and index funds like VFIAX. When it comes to investing, the bottom line is you want to be diversified and play the long game. It may be tempting to buy all the "sexy" stocks from companies that you probably use, but most of the time this isn't the best investing strategy. No one can predict the future, but history tells us that the people who are successful invest diversely and over a long time. Any great mutual, index fund, or ETF will make you a millionaire as long as you start buying as soon as you can and let your money compound over time.

If you want your money to grow and not lose to inflation, then you need to invest it. It doesn't matter if it's stocks, crypto, self-improvement books, businesses, or whatever it is you want to put your money to work; and VFIAX is one of the best ways of investing and compounding your money.

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Thank you so much for watching, and happy investing!

-Charlie

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Timeline:
0:00 - Intro
0:43 - What Is VFIAX?
1:23 - What Are Mutual Funds?
1:52 - The Power Law
2:41 - Don't Be A Stock Picker
3:40 - Where To Invest In Index Funds
5:02 - Diversification
5:59 - Actively Managed Funds
6:27 - Expense Ratios
7:06 - Compound Interest
8:29 - Compounding With VFIAX
8:51 - Indexes
9:40 - A Deeper Look Inside VFIAX
10:57 - VFIAX vs VOO
11:18 - VFIAX vs VTI
12:01 - Main Takeaways
13:25 - Conclusion

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