Exciting - I am also considering strengthening Japan. Possibly with an IMI to cover small caps.
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The FTSE All World from Invesco was only issued last summer. Would give it some time to grow :-) The market is certainly there.
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@Boatswain_ice Exactly, I'm missing small caps, but unfortunately the small caps ETFs at Consorsbank are still quite expensive.
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@cashwithhead All your suggestions look good and I thank you for them.
But I am with Consorsbank and the Prime Amundi and also the Vanguard are not included unfortunately.
I didn't really want to have a World ETF and only regional ETFs also for South America or maybe Asia, but they are all really expensive at Consorsbank.
There is actually this $AEMD as an alternative but it is a bit more expensive than $FTWG, with 0.18% TER.
But I am with Consorsbank and the Prime Amundi and also the Vanguard are not included unfortunately.
I didn't really want to have a World ETF and only regional ETFs also for South America or maybe Asia, but they are all really expensive at Consorsbank.
There is actually this $AEMD as an alternative but it is a bit more expensive than $FTWG, with 0.18% TER.
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@cashwithhead you asked a very good question and I am now thinking.
If I add an emerging market, then I can throw out the FTSE All World, and if I keep this EM ETF % low, I can still have my cost structure favorable.
But then maybe increase the US, Europe and Japan shares.
Ps: at Consorsbank there are many free savings plans and therefore I want to benefit from them and not pay the 1.5% savings plan fees for Vanguard or HSBC.
Thanks again for that!
If I add an emerging market, then I can throw out the FTSE All World, and if I keep this EM ETF % low, I can still have my cost structure favorable.
But then maybe increase the US, Europe and Japan shares.
Ps: at Consorsbank there are many free savings plans and therefore I want to benefit from them and not pay the 1.5% savings plan fees for Vanguard or HSBC.
Thanks again for that!
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