The Plain Bagel Episode VIII Investments are a great way to expand one’s wealth, but don’t be fooled – there are still fees to pay …
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Good video except for the bit about management fees being "worth it" if the manager gives "good advice." No! As Ramit Sethi says, if you hire a financial advisor/manager, don't pay them a percentage, pay them a wage!
Great content
5:37 I thought brokers were only involved with everything but mutual funds? Your wording, to me, implies that brokers can give you mutual funds.
ETA:I'm a newb, as you can tell.
🤯 is the gist of my feedback, but it's so good to learn this now rather than the hard way once I get started!
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Great overview/introduction! I'm glad we don't have to deal with all those fees now. It makes me thankful that I started investing in 2020 in the time of zero fees and fractional shares! On the other hand, it's also the time of expensive and overvalued stocks.
In this series sir looks very serious
Jack Bogle destroyed those excessive fees. His book, The Little Book About Common Sense Investing, is very insightful about compounding costs.
Mutual funds also charge a swing price, where the price of the NAV you pay will swing up or down, depending if the fund has net create or redeem of shares
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"Transacton" 🙂
Hello #The Plan Bagel
How to calculate overvalued and undervalued stocks price? Is there any formula
Great video, although a note: mutual munds are often expensive, too expensive instruments.
For example in many countries in Europe, even passively-managed mutual funds can have "expense ratio" of even 5% a year. If we take the average 7% stock market return and taxes, it's less than 2% a year. Fund takes most of the profits out of people's lack of knowledge! Some even dare to take buy/sell fees of 1 or 2%!
Better to buy an ETF for e.g. 0.2% expense ratio. Except few exceptions, they are much cheaper, and easily available everywhere in the world.
How do you pay those fees if I use robinhood???
1 Bagel per share
Kind of wish you'd covered TER as well, seeing as it's an expense that is found in both mutual funds and ETFs. Explaining turnover and it's implications (both fee-wise and tax-wise) would have been an added bonus.
Great video, it is incredible to see how the fees have gone down in the past couple of years, mostly due to Vanguard steamrolling the market.
I like the videos, but can someone please turn off or at least turn down the background music? After watching about 8 of these, it's getting really on my nerves 🙁
Can they get the fees from the profit or i should pay first the fee? Thank you.
Your freaking awesome dude!! 👍🏽🤜🏽 thanks for all the value you provide for us.
I like M1finance. I just hope they aren't shady. I wish I could say for sure, but you never know with young companies.
You are amazing, Thank you
Your videos are awesome. What tool are you using to make these videos?
Wouldn’t an index fund be a better option than ETFs and mutual funds since there are no brokerage fees?
Thank you financial bro
I don't even like investing, why am I here?
I invested in the S&P 500 at the all time highest it has ever been. 1 day after that high we have a pull back. News of at least a 15% drop and the whole world is slowing down. I won't even mention what I just did with gold. Hint, the same thing.
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