S&P 500 ETF’s
Index funds are a great way to to gain exposure to the American equity markets or diversify your portfolio. I have listed one below.
The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) is one of the biggest S&P 500 index funds available for purchase. Since it was founded on the 7th of September 2010, until the time of writing, it has attained an average CAGR of 14.12%. This fund charges a minimal 0.04% fee yearly. Meaning you will be able to track the index, while avoiding the heavy expenses generally associated with owning actively managed funds.
For more info on US stock market indexes, visit the What is the Dow? post here.