2Wk·

ETF Vanguard / iShare

Hey,

Since I'm still relatively new, I wanted to ask you what the difference is between $VUSA (-1.13%) and $CSPX (-1.14%) is. Apart from Acc / Dist and the fund volume?

Thank you.

7 Comments

Armin@Arminmnsl

2Wk

There is not much difference except that $VUSA is distributing and $CSPX therausierend

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Ales@income_magician_1423

2Wk

Accumulating and Distributed is big difference itself:)

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Andreas M.@thor88

1Wk

Choose the Acc. one. In terms of long term performance $CSPX does a little bit better then $VUSA but not by much because of the Accumulating feature. Total expense ratio is the same for both at (0.07% pa). Accumulating is better because all your dividends will go straight back in to it, invested, not paying any tax on it (around 30%). As advice: make sure you DCA the same amount each and every month or higher in order to hit the correct compound effect on your investment.

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Metis@Metis

2Wk

Otherwise only offered by two different companies. And may differ in the TER.

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Armin@Arminmnsl

2Wk

@Metis the TER for both is 0.07

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SakEr@SakEr

2Wk

Thanks for the answers, but not even the TER is different 😊
And yes...whether compound interest or payout will certainly make a difference in a few years.

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Armin@Arminmnsl

2Wk

@SakEr long-term wealth accumulation -> Therausierend , passive income -> Dist . but at the beginning is definitely good to build a base first

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