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How much of a 5% return does a 1% yearly fee eat up?
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What does an index fund try to do?
Answer: Match the market
Why: The first index fund for individual investors raised just $11 million in 1976, far short of its $50 million to $150 million goal.
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How often have US stocks had a losing year since 1928?
Answer: About 1 in 4
Why: The worst of those years was 1931, when US stocks lost over 40%, dividends included.
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How often did investing all at once beat spreading it out, per Vanguard?
Answer: About 2 in 3
Why: Cash waiting on the sidelines usually loses out, since US stocks beat cash 76% of the time in Vanguard's 1976 to 2022 data.
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What is borrowing money to invest more called?
Answer: Leverage
Why: Borrowed money can cost you more than you put in, since the loan must still be repaid after your stake is gone.
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How many active US large-cap funds trail the S&P 500 over 15 years?
Answer: About 9 in 10
Why: Even in a single year, an average of 64% of these funds trailed the S&P 500 across SPIVA's 24 years of data.
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Which assets cut risk most when you combine them?
Answer: Negatively correlated
Why: In 2008, 10-year US government bonds gained about 20% while US stocks lost about 37%.
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