ETF Investing 101 A Beginner's Guide to Building Long-Term

What you'll learn

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Understand ETF Mechanics: Master how ETFs differ from individual stocks and mutual funds, and why they are the preferred tool for modern investors.
Evaluate Fund Quality: Read an ETF fact sheet with ease and analyze key metrics such as Expense Ratios, Assets Under Management (AUM), Liquidity, and Top Holdin
Analyze Fee Impact: Quantify the long-term impact of administrative fees on your wealth and select funds with target expense ratios under 0.20%.
Construct Your Portfolio: Design an asset allocation strategy tailored to your age, financial goals, and personal risk tolerance (from All-In-One funds to the C
Execute TradAutomate & Maines Confidently: Open a regulated online brokerage account, navigate stock tickers, and place proper limit orders during market hours.
Requirements

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Internet
Laptop or Smartphone
Description

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Stop overcomplicating stock market investing and paying high financial advisor fees.ETF Investing 101 is a practical, beginner-friendly guide designed to help you build long-term wealth using Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). Learn how to create a automated, low-maintenance, globally diversified portfolio in less than two hours a year-no stock picking or financial background required.
The truth is simple:Decades of academic research show that passive index investing consistently beats active stock picking over the long run.
ETF Investing 101 cuts through the noise. Designed specifically for total beginners, this self-paced course transforms complex financial concepts into intuitive, real-world analogies (like the famous "Fruit Basket" model). Step by step, you will learn how to evaluate funds, avoid hidden fees, choose the right online brokerage, and execute your very first stock trade with total confidence.
Who this course is for

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Busy Professionals: Individuals looking for a hands-off, systematic strategy that requires less than 2 hours of maintenance per year.
Absolute Beginners: Anyone who wants to start investing but doesn't know where to begin.
Fee-Conscious Investors: Anyone currently paying 1%+ annual fees in actively managed mutual funds or financial advisor fees who wants to keep more of their returns.
Long-Term Wealth Builders: People saving for retirement, a financial safety net, or generational wealth using proven index strategies.
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