The tracking error of an index fund measures how closely the fund's returns match the returns of the underlying index it tracks. Index funds with low tracking errors indicate that the fund is effectively following the index.
Index funds charge an expense ratio, which is a fee that covers the costs of managing the fund. Index funds with low expense ratios can significantly impact your returns over time.
Understand your risk appetite and invest accordingly. Investing in an index does not mean you are immune from risk or losses if the markets take a downturn
Know your investment goals, and what you want to achieve and pick the right investment that meets your requirements
Checking an index fund’s past performance could give you an idea of the fund’s stability in terms of returns
Index funds are known for offering inf; inflation-beating returns in the long term. These funds might not be suitable for those looking for short-term returns. So, consider your investment horizon before investing in index funds.
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