Investing for Beginners UK - The ONLY Vanguard Index Fund You Need

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which etf exactly follows the S&P500?

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Hi, I’m going to be opening a stocks and shares LISA, do I invest into a index fund every month with my monthly payments that I pay into the account? Thanks

Impressive video. I started a bit late (graduated from my doctorate program at age 30 in 2016 with 170k in school loan debt). Managed to pay off my debt by 2019 and currently have a house and 250k total in investments (combo of profit share, 401k and a brokerage account). I'm not very knowledgeable in investing, so I just have my investing currently in index funds mainly voo, but have been putting a lot into schd the past few months. I dunno if that's the optimal strategy, but psychologically it is very set it and forget it, and prevents me from obsessing over individual stock performance anyway credits to my FA Olivia Rene Reyes, without her I would have been clueless

Hey mate! I have just opened a Vanguard account and its my first time investing I have just started off low and I am depositing 20% of my monthly salary I am scared because I don't know what to do now :D

Let's say that you invest in your pension and you put as much as you can but you want to reitre at the age of 40.. You'll have to pay 25% on the amount that you have been saving for lets say 20 years (If you started when you 20).

So now you basically loosing the extra money your employing was matching and maybe even loosing money value. Is it actually worthy?

No dollar cost average?

Is there any hope to start investing at age 45 at all.?

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You only live one life. Do you really want to just drag along with a low return tracker or do you want to put the work in and get Buffett type returns

What is the amount your recommend to invest into VWRL as a first trial?

ETFs are less volatile with much less downturns then stocks and over 5 years beats most stocks. I have 2 ETFs and handful of stocks like aaple, msft, Google.

I took action after watching this video and I’ve bought 1 share of the FTSE VWRL - hope it brings me luck!!!

So what do I do from here? Just Lee putting money into it monthly?

😅Great video Chris I think this will help a lot of people. I use the Vanguard platform but have also selected the index you mention. Thank for the information.

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Can you not buy part shares on freetrade?

Great video, really enjoyed it but one question. If inflation goes up on average 2% a year how does the VWRL beat that when it pays a dividend or 1.41%? Does it pay that every quarter and therefore does beat it...something like that?

I get really confused with tax if I was to invest say 20000 today then take 18000 out in Sep this year how do I declare tax or is it done when you withdraw or if I dont take any out for 5 years say then what happens do I pay tax only once I withdraw and on a side point you say use Freetrade what happens to your money if they were to cease trading and company didnt exist

You recommended a couple of books on a previous video, can’t remember which video or books they were. I’m just starting out and follow you’re great content, could you please point me in the direction of what these books may have been. Thanks

all the global indices and ETF have wayyy too much american shares, over 60%

What do you think of this combo

VWRL and U.S equity index Vs lifestrategy 80 ?


My thinking is although I like LS 80 for diversity and bonds for safety it's UK weighted whereas if I get the other two mentioned I will be diverse and weighted towards USA with emerging markets too

I've just opened an account with Vanguard - is it possible to transfer to free-trade? Sounds more appealing.

Is investengine a good platform?

I a m considering selling my funds and putting into VWRL with Investengine as the HL fees are so high. Thinking should i buy VWRL now or wait if prices might drop a bit.

Apart from free trade is there another good place for trading It is not available in our country😭😭

Over the last 122 years, global equity returns have beaten inflation by over 5%. £100 invested in 1900 would now be worth over £38,000 today AFTER INFLATION.

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This Video has been so factual and helpful. I set up a S&S ISA with AJ BELL almost immediately after watching your video. This is something I have always wanted to do but had no idea where to start as a 22 year old who has worked full time since I turned 16 and has no higher education, it has became immensely important to me to try and build some sort of wealth for the future so this in combination with a very good works pension gives me great confidence for the future. Thanks again!

I've been mulling this over for a year! 2023 will be an investing year. Going with Vanguard UK.

Love the content. Where did you find information that if you have a £1mil stocks and shares ISA that you can avoid tax and have £50k a year for retirement? I've never heard this before? Would love to learn more about this
Thanks

Ill stick with the S&P 500 fund for now. The US market is still in decent shape compared to the rest of the globe. If China takes over in the future (and that's a BIG if) then I think we'll have bigger problems to worry about. It'll be easy enough to switch funds at that time.

The Best video by far on this topic...Thank you so much

Best video ever

So beautifully explained Chris... Thanks a lot my friend

Hi I really like your video, I'm just curious if you would still recommend Freetrade? A lot of people no longer like it.

Hey Chris, Great video and i have "liked and subscribed" I have a spare £2500 and £150 per month. should i put this all on s&p500 or split it over a few different ones. thanks

so at 62 am i too old?

Sorry Chris, can you just clarify, in making the purchase that you demonstrate, investing in that index fund, is it a one off purchase/payment, or would I be actually agreeing to keep paying the same amount recurring every month?

Is too many S&P 500 on Freetrade which one is the right one?