Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe ETF A

ETF

ISIN: IE00BK5BQX27

Ticker: VWCG

IE00BK5BQX27

VWCG

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Snopy

@Snopy

7Mon·

ETF allocation

$SPY5 (+0.21%)
$VWCG (+0.85%)
$EIMI (+0.59%)
$WSML (+0.55%)
$VJPB (+0.65%)
$CPXJ (+1.68%)

Which of the three allocations do you think is best for a monthly savings plan? Or would you do it completely differently? If so, how?

I'm 30 and have a long investment horizon.

I already have these ETFs as core and don't really want to sell, otherwise I'll have to pay a lot of tax.

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Epi@Epi

7Mon

What justification does Mr. GPT provide for the respective allocations?

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Rikzz

@Rikzz

8Mon·

Recommendation for third accumulating and distributing ETFs

I have just started looking into personal finance and would like to get your opinion.

I currently have two accumulating ETFs in my portfolio:

I save monthly in both with a long-term investment goal. I am now thinking about a third accumulating ETF to diversify more broadly - preferably without any major overlaps. I would also like to add a distributing ETF with a good dividend yield for some cash flow.

In your opinion:

Which accumulating ETF would be a good addition to IWDA + VWCG? Does it make sense to also include thematic or sector ETFs?

Do you have any recommendations for a solid, broadly diversified distributing ETF?

Many thanks in advance for your tips! 🙏

2Positions

2.60%

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Beleggen M.@BeleggenmetDave

8Mon

$TDIV

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Maximilian

@Maxdepot

2Yr·

Hi guys,

As an ETF newbie, I want to start with a savings plan with 300€/month. For this, I will invest to ⅔ the $VWCE (+0.4%) and at ⅓ the $VWCG (+0.85%) savings plan.

My reasoning for this is that due to the $VWCG (+0.85%) the high share of the USA of the $VWCE (+0.4%) and thus get more Europe in.

Does this make sense from your point of view?

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yieldhunter@randomdude

2Yr

You can do it that way. There is no such thing as the "right" weighting anyway, and you only ever know what will bring the highest returns afterwards. But don't be blinded by the good European performance of the last 6 months or the extremely strong US market of the last 10 years. Historically, sometimes this market, sometimes that market - in terms of decades - has been ahead. Personally, I would go for a 1-ETF solution, because the regional shares are regularly readjusted according to the market capitalization.

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