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It takes nerves of steel to invest in the stock market. Your portfolio’s value fluctuates. The whole process could be more than nerve-wracking. If the idea of investing makes you nervous, consider exploring index funds.
There is a lot to consider when investing in individual stocks. When investing in index funds, you aren’t tied to different companies. You’re buying a passively managed fund that tracks a specific index to which it’s bound.
What exactly does that mean?
What is the downside to index funds?
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