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Mutual Funds: Investing In a Mutual Fund | Vanguard
Discover mutual funds: pooled assets investing in stocks, bonds, and securities. Build your legacy with high-quality, low-cost mutual funds from Vanguard.
Vanguard Investment Products List
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Vanguard Investment Products List
Explore Vanguard's wide range of mutual funds, offering diversification, convenience, and low-cost investing options.
Money market funds for short-term investing goals | Vanguard
5 天之前 · A money market fund is a type of fixed income mutual fund that invests only in highly liquid, short-term debt. These funds offer a low level of risk because they invest in low-risk investments like government-backed securities.
Investment Products: Mutual funds, ETFs and More | Vanguard
Vanguard mutual funds. Mutual funds offer diversification and convenience. Vanguard pioneered low-cost mutual fund investing. Our current fund lineup includes a wide selection of both index funds and actively-managed funds.
Exchange-traded Funds (ETFs) - Vanguard
On January 22, 2019, Vanguard Brokerage stopped accepting purchases in leveraged and inverse ETFs, as well as leveraged and inverse mutual funds and ETNs (exchange-traded notes). If you already own these investments, you can continue to hold them or choose to sell them.
No-load mutual funds - Vanguard
Explore no-load funds with Vanguard. Learn about these cost-effective mutual funds that charge no sales fees, helping you maximize your investment returns.
Compare ETFs - Fund Comparison Tool - Vanguard
Use our ETF and mutual fund comparison tool to view side by side historical performance, risk, expense ratios, and asset class data.
Index Funds: How to Invest | Vanguard
An index mutual fund or ETF (exchange-traded fund) tracks the performance of a specific market benchmark—or "index," like the popular S&P 500 Index—as closely as possible. That's why you may hear people refer to indexing as a "passive" investment strategy.