Of course, unless you have been investing for a while and have access to impartial research, you probably haven't heard about index funds before. This is because index funds are rarely advertised, rarely make the top of the performance tables over a short period of time, and since they generally don’t pay commissions, they are not considered by financial planners and advisers.
There is a whole series of index funds listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, which can be purchased for only the cost of normal share brokerage. These funds track the Australian S&P 200, as well as international indexes such as the American S&P 500, and the Global 100, Asia 50, Euro 350, and Emerging Market indices.
Things you can do in conjunction with your Financial Coach
• Research investment options that suit you • Develop your investment strategy and then stick with it • Consider starting with an index fund as the core of your portfolio • Take action today!
What you can do today to make a start:
• Look for alternatives to managed funds • Consider exchange traded funds and listed investment companies (another avenue to invest in the index) • Check out www.asx.com.au • Work with your wealth coach or a mentor
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