Which Index Fund to Invest in for the Long Term

In this clip, Alison Southwick and Robert Brokamp explain the differences between the two most popular market index funds, and which one will give you a better return on your investment. Also, they look into the different fee structures of several of the most popular firms you’d buy these funds from. This podcast was recorded on Mar. 8, 2016. Imagine owning Amazon.com (up over an insane 4,000% since 2001) when Internet sales rendered big-box retailers obsolete... Now an industry 99% of us use daily is set to implode... And 3 established companies are positioned to take advantage. Click http://bit.ly/1zQXjzy for a stunning presentation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Subscribe to The Motley Fool's YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/TheMotleyFool Or, follow our Google+ page: https://plus.google.com/+MotleyFool/posts Inside The Motley Fool: Check out our Culture Blog! http://culture.fool.com Join our Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/themotleyfool Follow The Motley Fool on Twitter: https://twitter.com/themotleyfool

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1. Nit picks:
   
   2:45 Regarding expense ratios: "in all cases Vanguard is the cheapest."That is not correct. Their expense ratios are all within spitting difference of each other.
   
   3:50 "if you're with Vanguard... Vanguard ETFs ... generally commission free." No, Vanguard ETFs are free when you are with Vanguard.
2. VIGAX will be the best fund the next five years. Heard it here first:)