ETFs to Invest in to Make You Rich Faster (Not the S&P500)

Which ETF should you invest in for high returns? Many people invest in the S&P500 as it provides strong financial returns and very low fees, however, there are some alternatives that have historically provided greater investing returns. In this video I will talk through 4 of the best Exchange Traded Funds for long term investing. If you want to start investing in ETFs or Index funds then this might be the video for you.

As promised here are the ETFs mentioned in this video.

iShares S&P500 Information Technology (IITU)
Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq 100 (EQQQ)
UBS S&P500 ESG (S5SD)
iShares MSCI USA SRI (SUUS)

I am using Vanguard's S&P500 as a benchmark in this video (VUSA as VUAG has been established for less than 5 years so 5 year annualised return comparisons cannot be made.)

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DISCLAIMER

Any information given in this video is for entertainment purposes only, and does not act as legal or financial advice. Your financial decisions are your own responsibility, and if you do require advice please contact a qualified Financial Adviser, Wealth Manager or Financial Planner.

[creatingbalancefinance]

Although I mention this a couple of times in the video I just wanted to reiterate that past returns are not indicative of future returns. They’re an interesting factor you could consider before making an investment.

Also, a well diversified portfolio is really important and I personally wouldn’t hold these ETFs in isolation but I’d potentially have them form part of a wider investment portfolio.

Please always do your own research before making any investments and build an investment portfolio that you’re confident in.

The rain was pouring while I filmed this video so I hope the sound is OK! Are you invested in any of these 4 ETFs? I’m just invested in two of them as there’s quite a lot of crossover with them.

Thanks as always for taking the time to watch! I really appreciate it!

[barbborstein]

I have a 3 fund portfolio but I have finally decided to invest in ETFs, alongside. I am looking at SCHD, VOO, XLK or SCHG.

[dubsdolby]

Iitu has always been a winner for me 💰 information and technology isnt going anywhere. Just look at people's habits its a no brainer. 🙂

[nmcben]

Really nice that you go straight into the subject without any pointless intro like so many other channels. That, and the really clear explanation made me subscribe to the channel. Thanks ☺

[dayalogue]

Love these videos on ETFs. Thank you Rachel

[jkdlee]

Informative and easy to follow. Rachel, you did a great job of explaining this subject that a beginner and a non-finance person like myself can understand. Thank you, I appreciate you sharing this video. 🙏

[frankcolliton]

I've been looking into tech funds for a long term horizon, thanks for the IITU 👌

[robwhitby]

Great video, liked and subscribed 👍

Simple & straight talking wisdom backed up with facts, which is extremely useful for newbie investors such as myself

[markdennis]

Thank you for your insightful analyses. Look forward to your videos.

[joseroeder]

Love your video. Was so surprised that there is no USA equivalent for IILU. Especially since it is following the S&P 500 Capped 35/20 Information Technology Index.

[randy]

I own some Alpha ETFs - FFOG, FDTX, and VCAR - which all have NVDA in their top ten holdings. These are in addition to my core holdings ETFs, which are AVGE, HERD, and FDIF. I also have some "Margin of Safety" Cash-like T-Bill ETFs, a Money Market Fund, and Intermediate Bond ETFs in six family portfolios.

[tztrp]

Good, researched information. Really interesting and helpful… thanks!!

[stehastings]

Interesting video. I’ve been wary about investing in the past but these videos are a great help as I’m looking to dip my toe in

[MrSete]

Thanks for this been looking for a tech ETF, been mostly in the S&P over recent years and follow a lot of the tech shares

[blakebarker]

Brilliant video again well done and thank you!

[george]

I hold iShares S&P 500 Swap ETF, I500, OC 0.07 % + swap fee 0.04 % = 0.11 %. Better return each year as no 15% witholding tax by the USA on dividends.

[ThatsmyAJ]

I’ve learned a lot from you thank you so much, should I put this with a Roth or regular brokerage

[wgjowge]

Hi Rachel, I have the VWRP, which other ETF would you recommend to compliment this with not too much overlap? Great video!

[george]

I also bought some IITU, rushing into the forming AI bubble to see if I could exit before it bursts.

[BeeBombard]

I’m 43 and I’m just starting investing. To reach a comfortable retirement what would you suggest I invest in for the long for stability and high growth? Just curious what you would do if you were in my situation? 😊