Top 10 Best Index Funds

Warren Buffett's recommended fund for 90% of investors, tracking the 500 largest U.S. companies with a rock-bottom 0.03% expense ratio and a track record that has beaten most hedge funds over every 15-year period.

The world's first zero-expense-ratio index fund charges literally nothing in fees, making it mathematically impossible to beat on cost and proving that the fee war has been won by the retail investor.

Essential geographic diversification covering over 7,800 stocks across developed and emerging markets outside the U.S. at a 0.07% expense ratio, hedging against American market concentration risk.

Schwab's answer to total market indexing tracks over 2,500 U.S. stocks at a mere 0.03% expense ratio, with no minimums and commission-free trading on the Schwab platform.

The fixed-income anchor for any balanced portfolio, holding over 10,000 investment-grade bonds at 0.03% and providing the stability and income that offset equity volatility during market downturns.

BlackRock's low-cost gateway to high-growth economies like China, India, Brazil, and Taiwan at 0.09%, capturing the upside of developing nations that are driving an increasing share of global GDP.

Exposure to the entire U.S. REIT market at 0.12%, providing portfolio diversification, inflation hedging, and dividend yields that have historically exceeded those of the broader stock market.

Tracking the Nasdaq-100, QQQ provides concentrated exposure to the largest non-financial companies including mega-cap tech, and has delivered annualized returns exceeding 18% over the past decade.

The ultimate set-it-and-forget-it solution, these funds automatically rebalance between stocks and bonds as your retirement date approaches, requiring zero maintenance while delivering institutional-quality asset allocation.

Warren Buffett's recommended fund for 90% of investors, tracking the 500 largest U.S. companies with a rock-bottom 0.03% expense ratio and a track record that has beaten most hedge funds over every 15-year period.

The world's first zero-expense-ratio index fund charges literally nothing in fees, making it mathematically impossible to beat on cost and proving that the fee war has been won by the retail investor.

Essential geographic diversification covering over 7,800 stocks across developed and emerging markets outside the U.S. at a 0.07% expense ratio, hedging against American market concentration risk.

Schwab's answer to total market indexing tracks over 2,500 U.S. stocks at a mere 0.03% expense ratio, with no minimums and commission-free trading on the Schwab platform.

The fixed-income anchor for any balanced portfolio, holding over 10,000 investment-grade bonds at 0.03% and providing the stability and income that offset equity volatility during market downturns.

BlackRock's low-cost gateway to high-growth economies like China, India, Brazil, and Taiwan at 0.09%, capturing the upside of developing nations that are driving an increasing share of global GDP.

Exposure to the entire U.S. REIT market at 0.12%, providing portfolio diversification, inflation hedging, and dividend yields that have historically exceeded those of the broader stock market.

Tracking the Nasdaq-100, QQQ provides concentrated exposure to the largest non-financial companies including mega-cap tech, and has delivered annualized returns exceeding 18% over the past decade.

The ultimate set-it-and-forget-it solution, these funds automatically rebalance between stocks and bonds as your retirement date approaches, requiring zero maintenance while delivering institutional-quality asset allocation.