Before building a portfolio based on Dave Ramsey’s investing strategy, you must decide which mutual funds to include. Assuming you have an account with Fidelity Investments, we have that list handy. Dave recommends spreading your investments evenly among the four categories listed below: Fidelity has a large selection of mutual funds that meet Dave Ramsey’s … Read more
Below is the FSKAX return calculator, which you can use to calculate the potential investment return for the Fidelity Total Market Index Fund. This fund has over 3,900 stocks in its portfolio, ranging from small, medium, to large-cap stocks. You can input the amount you plan to invest in FSKAX and the duration of your … Read more
With the global economy continually advancing, investors have an increasing array of international index funds to choose from. Two of the most popular international index funds from Fidelity are FTIHX and FSPSX. Both offer exposure to foreign stocks, but there are some key differences between them. In this article, we’ll look at the two and … Read more
FBGRX and FXAIX are popular mutual funds managed by Fidelity Investments. Let’s discuss the differences and similarities between the two funds to help you pick the right one for your portfolio. Someone asked: Would it probably be a safer play to go FXAIX (Fidelity 500 Index Fund) as opposed to FBGRX (Fidelity Blue Chip Growth … Read more
What are the differences between Fidelity’s FSKAX and Vanguard’s VTSAX? While both are total market index fund, FSKAX has some advantages over VTSAX. FSKAX and VTSAX are mutual funds that invest in a variety of stocks. View them as a total stock market index fund, which means they hold stocks from all sectors and market … Read more
If you’re looking to buy an index fund that tracks the entire stock market, there are two main options: VTI and FZROX. Both funds do a fantastic job of following broader markets. In this article, we’ll explain why FZROX is the alternative to Vanguard’s VTI. VTI: Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund ETF VTI is … Read more
VXUS is an international stock market ETF that provides broad exposure to overseas markets and eliminates currency risk. A similar option from Fidelity called FZILX offers all the same benefits but with no annual expense ratio—a savings of 0.07% annually per $10,000 invested compared to VXUS. Let’s look at how these two products differ, so … Read more