Thanks for the great video. It would be awesome if you do a video on how to choose the right ETF e.g. the SP500 that you mentioned, how should we know which one to buy?
Thanks for your videos. Very informative. My question is: when and how are expense ratios applied? If I buy $1000 in an ETF do they take their fee out first and use the difference to buy the fund? Or is the expense ratio applied annually and they subtract the dollar amount as a percentage of the shares I own? Or is the expense ration appled in some other way? Please clarity. Thanks!
love your videos and channel. however, not sure about the uprise slogan "Finance for Young Professionals" makes a baby boomer like me feel as if the site is not intended for us up there in age.
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Thanks for the great video. It would be awesome if you do a video on how to choose the right ETF e.g. the SP500 that you mentioned, how should we know which one to buy?
Great suggestion! We'll add it to our list!
Thanks for your videos. Very informative. My question is: when and how are expense ratios applied? If I buy $1000 in an ETF do they take their fee out first and use the difference to buy the fund? Or is the expense ratio applied annually and they subtract the dollar amount as a percentage of the shares I own? Or is the expense ration appled in some other way? Please clarity. Thanks!
love your videos and channel. however, not sure about the uprise slogan "Finance for Young Professionals" makes a baby boomer like me feel as if the site is not intended for us up there in age.
Thank you for this feedback!