As everyone else has mentioned so far, Vanguard originated the index fund and they do a terrific job. They also have a large family on actively managed funds that you can use to supplement your core portfolio of index funds.
Other large fund families with low-expense index funds would be T Rowe Price and Fidelity. I'd have a look at all 3 not so much for their index funds (which are very similar and very close in terms of expense ratio) but for their other funds, should you eventually wish to supplement your core portfolio of index funds. It might be noted that a couple of years ago, Fidelity lowered their expense ratios to surpass Vanguard as the lowest cost provider of index funds. All three companies are very reputable, with an emphasis on providing many choices at low cost.
2006-06-22 05:37:42
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answered by VinTek 7
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There are also ETF (Exchange Traded Funds) that simply trade like any other equity, but follow certain indexs. So they are technically not index funds, but
For example, QQQQ is Nasdaq 100 tracking fund. Then there are Spiders, etc. Check ETFs, most traded on American Stock Exchange.
And then there are Rydex Funds that also have variations of these (direct and inverse relations to the indexes).
Hope that helps. Good luck.
2006-06-22 06:18:23
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answered by Investor-CA 2
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Vanguard is good, but if you have $10,000 or more to invest in a single fund, Fidelity has index funds with an expense ratio of 0.1%. I believe that's half the expense of any other fund family. And of course, expense ratio is the most important factor in choosing between similar index funds.
(I corrected the expense ratio: it's 0.1%, not 0.01%. Most other index funds are 0.2% - 0.3%.)
2006-06-22 05:38:27
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answered by rainfingers 4
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Well if you want to invest in index funds there is no better way to start than by going to the king of index funds...Vanguard...Check out their website, they have a wealth of information with regards to perfomance, initial investment and the like...Happy Investing and best of luck!
2006-06-22 05:02:44
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answered by Anonymous
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Go to Vanguard's website they've myriad Index funds to choose from and also some interesting tools to help construct a portfolio of them.
2006-06-22 05:00:11
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answered by thebigm57 7
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answered by Anonymous
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