17: How to Invest in ETFs and Get Rich (the Simple Path to FIRE)
Girl on FIRE
English - April 25, 2021 20:00 - 20 minutes - 9.57 MB - ★★★★★ - 37 ratingsBusiness Education Self-Improvement budgeting etf expenses babysteps budget budgetwithme calculator cashenvelope daveramsey debtfree Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
🎙 How do you become a millionaire on autopilot? You invest in ETFs and hold on for the long haul. This is a super simple and effective way to build wealth, and reach FIRE. ETFs have been gaining in popularity over the past few decades - but what are they and how do you invest in them? 🤔
This episode discusses topics like:🌟 Why ETFs are perfect for lazy investors and beginners just learning how to invest;
🌟 How ETFs can make you a millionaire without any extra work and effort on your part — even while you sleep; and
🌟 How to get started if you’re ready to invest in ETFs and watch your wealth explode.
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Time codes:00:00 Hello & Welcome! - https://www.papermoneyco.com
01:39 What are ETFs?
04:18 How Do ETFs Work?
08:31 Why You Should Invest in ETFs
12:31 Risks of Investing in ETFs
14:56 How to Trade and Invest in ETFs
18:56 How Much Should You Invest in ETFs
19:40 Next Weeks’ Episode
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