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Hello everyone,


I have been saving the $VUSA (+0.08%) and am thinking about adding some "Europe" through the $VEUR (+0.44%) with it. I haven't been able to find out through research whether there are better alternatives than the aforementioned ETF? Hence the question to the forum. I would like to see a future weighting of 80/20. Both will then continue to be saved monthly.

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Instead, I would recommend simply taking a world etf such as an msci or ftse all world as you have Europe and America (and with the ftse also emerging markets such as China).
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@FroschFabian I do not want to include emerging markets and I am already well invested in the S&P500.
Then just take the msci I also have a savings plan on a world etf and the sp500
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some companies in the ftse all world are already present in the VUSA ETF, does it make sense to invest 2x in the same company?! NO!
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$PR1E can also be an alternative, different index (Solactive) and 0.05% ter. Check the TD tho, ter+td tells you if an ETF is more expensive than another.
US+EU is still missing a good part of the world as @FroschFabian said.
You could also go with a World or ACWI, or with $EXUS (world ex us), but it’s in it’s infancy (available since 03/24)
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@deodorhunter merci! Will check it
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I have also reduced the proportion of the USA somewhat with $VEUR. I also couldn't decide which individual share to take, so it would be a Europe ETF. I'm still working on the weighting.
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you arrived at better one already
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@TheGuardian you just would stick to the S&P500 and don’t start on the euro stoxx50?
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Why VEUR?! How about buying some state bonds to balance the shares investment in the VUSA. I would recommend short term bonds 1 to 3 years max.
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