The S&P 500 Is Not Enough: My 3-Stock Starter Portfolio for New Investors
Index funds still have their place in most people's portfolios. But some individual stocks are light on risk and long on reward.
New to the stock market? Feeling unsure about where to begin? The S&P 500 index funds like SPY or VOO are popular choices, but they may not be the most exciting option. For a more engaging approach, consider building a personalized three-stock portfolio. While index funds match the market's long-term average annual gain of 10%, individual stocks can offer greater interest and potential for growth. Read on for a guide to crafting your own starter portfolio.
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