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How do novices invest in Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 index funds? Advantages of Index Fund's Fixed Investment
With the improvement of people's financial awareness, fund investment is favored by more and more people. For beginners, it is very good to choose index funds, especially the fixed investment of index funds. Among many index funds, the fixed investment of broad-based index funds is particularly recommended. The mainstream broad-based indexes include SSE 50 Index, CSI 300 Index, CSI 500 Index and so on. Among them, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index can reflect the overall trend of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets and is a very good target for fixed investment.

The fixed investment of the fund itself is not the best way to obtain the fund market income, but it is indeed the most suitable for the basic people and novices who are not familiar with the market and do not have much time and energy to take care of it. Index funds have many advantages in making fixed investment.

Index funds have low professional requirements for fixed investment.

An index fund is a fund that builds a portfolio by purchasing all or part of its constituent stocks, so as to track the performance of a specific index. Therefore, the purpose of index fund is to track the average market income, and the concept of index fund and fixed investment is the same. Index funds and fixed investment do not require investors to spend a lot of energy and time to judge the market.

Index funds have high stability and low dependence on fund managers, which can avoid the serious impact on funds caused by changes in fund managers. The investment targets of index funds are relatively stable and transparent. The stability is higher.

Compared with other hybrid funds and equity funds suitable for fixed investment, the cost of index funds is the lowest, mainly reflected in management fees and custody fees. The management fees of active funds are generally custody fees, while those of index funds are generally custody fees. Although it seems that the difference in rates has little effect on a single investment, it is also very different under the action of time and compound interest.

The fixed investment of index funds is to exchange time for space, and on the basis of balancing risks, steadily obtain the average market income.