Follow Warren Buffett: Buying the S&P500 Index (SPY vs VOO vs Vanguard)

http://www.lifestyletrading101.com The famous and most successful investor of all-time Warren Buffett recommends buying a low-cost index fund spread out over time (dollar-cost averaging). Specifically, he recommends the Vanguard S&P500 Index Fund. Of course, there are multiple ways you can take on Buffett’s recommendation to invest in the index fund and we’ll talk about the most popular ones here with a look at pros and cons of each. Holders of these index funds are typically eligible for dividends when you hold into the Ex-Div Date. Learn more about how ex-div and dividends work here: Dividends: http://www.lifestyletrading101.com/spy-ex-div-dates-2017/ More Information: http://www.lifestyletrading101.com/buying-the-sp500-index-fund-vanguard-vfiax-vs-voo-vs-spy/ More on Buffett's best investment advice: http://www.lifestyletrading101.com/warren-buffetts-best-investment-advice-buy-index-funds/

Comments

1. Good advice , buy the voo and turn off cnbc.
   Invest monthly and ignore stock market.
   Patient people get all the impatient Peoples money overtime
2. Great video. Very easy to follow. Do you get penalized when you withdraw your money?
3. I believe Vanguard and Td Ameritrade will let you buy VOO commission free.
4. Your video was very helpful. Thank you.
5. So on your current investment of $8,620 when will you get a dividen? And how does that all work?
6. Thanks, for non US investors would VUSA be the way to go?