How Investing Just $60 Weekly in This Unstoppable ETF Could Turn Into $1 Million
Forget Wall Street's Complicated Plays—This ETF Delivers Million-Dollar Potential With Pocket Change
The $60 Weekly Blueprint
Consistency beats brilliance every time. Dumping sixty bucks weekly into this powerhouse ETF builds wealth while you sleep—no stock-picking stress, no timing the market.
Compound Magic Does The Heavy Lifting
Reinvested gains snowball into serious money. Time becomes your best ally, turning modest contributions into life-changing returns.
Why This ETF Stands Apart
It tracks unstoppable market trends instead of betting on individual companies. Diversification cuts risk while capturing broad growth—because betting everything on one horse rarely ends well.
The Million-Dollar Finish Line
Stay disciplined for the long haul, and that weekly investment transforms into seven figures. Wall Street wants you to believe wealth requires complexity—but sometimes the simplest path packs the biggest punch.
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Invest regularly in a high-powered growth fund
If you're investing each week, it's important to keep the process simple. A go-to fund that you can regularly just make investments in can be key to growing your portfolio. One exchange-traded fund (ETF) that can be ideal for this purpose is the(QQQ 0.51%).
The Invesco ETF gives you a position in the top stocks on the Nasdaq exchange. It tracks theindex, a collection of the top 100 nonfinancial stocks on the exchange. It will always keep you invested in the top companies, as the stocks will change over the years. Even if you aren't keeping track of major trends, the ETF will still ensure you have a position in the top growth stocks.
Today, its top holdings are,, and. Together, these stocks account for around 26% of its portfolio. Tech stocks as a whole account for 61% of the fund, and consumer discretionary stocks make up another 19%.
The ETF can be a volatile investment, especially when the market crashes, as it did in 2022, when the Invesco fund fell by 33%. But over the past five years, it has risen by more than 110% and more than made up for that bad year. While it may not be a smooth ride, investing in the ETF regularly can set you up for some significant gains.
How a $60-per-week investment can turn into $1 million
Sixty dollars each week comes to $3,120 per year. And if you continue to invest for 35 years, then you will have invested a total of $109,200. That's nowhere NEAR $1 million, but by investing in the Invesco fund and benefiting from its long-term growth, you can get your portfolio to that milestone.
A lot will depend on the average return the ETF generates, which can be difficult to predict over such a long period. Thehas averaged a long-run annual return of 10%, and the Invesco ETF has outperformed it in recent years. But whether that remains true in the future is debatable, especially with tech stocks currently trading at high valuations.
The table below shows how a $60-per-week investment could grow over a period of 30-plus years at varying growth rates.
| 30 | $480,792 | $594,808 | $739,535 | $923,743 |
| 31 | $529,297 | $660,585 | $828,732 | $1,044,691 |
| 32 | $582,366 | $733,274 | $928,289 | $1,181,042 |
| 33 | $640,427 | $813,599 | $1,039,410 | $1,334,755 |
| 34 | $703,952 | $902,364 | $1,163,437 | $1,508,043 |
| 35 | $773,454 | $1,000,456 | $1,301,870 | $1,703,397 |
Calculations by author.
Unless the Invesco Fund ends up averaging an annual return of less than 10%, then investing $60 per week in the ETF will put you on track to getting to at least $1 million after 35 years. And if it does better than that, your gains will be even more significant.
This doesn't account for inflation or taxes, but it's nonetheless a good example of how much better off you can be if you invest your money regularly in a growth-focused ETF rather than simply holding it in a bank account.
