3Yr·

Please help me with this decision.

Please also comment why :)

#altersvorsorge
#einetfreicht

Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF

53.66%

SPDR MSCI ACWI IMI ETF

20.73%

iShares MSCI ACWI ETF

25.61%

82 Votes

15 Comments

Hendrik@hendrik_lmr

3Yr

If you want to take the small caps in, I would take the ACWI IMI, if not, then the ACWI

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Hendrik@hendrik_lmr

3Yr

@hendrik_lmr but then the IE00B6R52259

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Manuel L.@LangM90

3Yr

@hendrik_lmr why not the FTSE? what's wrong with that?

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Hendrik@hendrik_lmr

3Yr

@LangM90 you can also save, but it is 0.02% more expensive in the TER and has performed in the past year 1.4% worse than the ACWI, whose ISIN I wrote above. Does not mean that it will perform worse in the new year, but at the moment the iShares is cheaper and has a higher return.

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TechInvest@Tech_Invest

3Yr

FTSE all world will be your best horse

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3Yr

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Manuel L.@LangM90

3Yr

@Kai1wolter I would like to have a 1 ETF solution. Currently I have a combo of Msci World + EM + Small Caps (60/30/10) but I want to give up this combo because the rebalancing is honestly too costly and I am still relatively inexperienced.

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Marcel@Mcl1991

3Yr

@LangM90 I personally only have the core msci world running without EM. Have deliberately decided against acwi and ftse all world. Reason is to be seen here: https://youtu.be/czOzd80oT0U Small caps in addition would be perhaps still ne idea... If one however rather wants to let run without having to worry about it, then I would probably take the acwi and would accept if necessary somewhat less yield Is but no advice, only own opinion 🙂

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Manuel L.@LangM90

3Yr

@Mcl1991 thanks for your opinion :)

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Marcel@Mcl1991

3Yr

@LangM90 gladly , happy and prosperous new year 🍾

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Manuel L.@LangM90

3Yr

@Mcl1991 I wish the same!🍾