Alfred (@Papiertiger) en getquin

11Lun·

I've been saving with the $WLD (+0,89 %) and am currently considering changing the savings plan from 2024 from the $WLD (+0,89 %) with 0.3% TER to the other World or Prime Global.

To the popular Ishares $XDWD (+0,94 %) respectively $XDWL (+1 %) with 0.19% / 0.12% respectively?

or what I am fond of :

$PRAW (+0 %) or $PR1W (+0 %) with 0.05% TER ?

In the case of Amundi Prime Global, it is clear that the fund volume is still very small and that it could be merged or discontinued at some point.

What is your opinion on the $PRAW (+0 %) ?

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Cashflow I.@Cashflow_Investor

11Lun

I have been saving at $PRAW for a long time. With a fund volume of more than 100 million euros, the profitability is as good as assured and the ETf already has 252 million as of today. https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=LU2089238203

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Lukas1000@Lukas1000

11Lun

I was also interested in the Prime global. Unfortunately, I don't have the Sri variant.... That's why I'm sticking with $SUSW

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KingC@RaphGM

11Lun

I personally have the $10AH, but $PR1W is a very good alternative.

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Julian@MoneyISnotREAL

7Lun

A friend of mine has now started saving with $PR1W. If I had discovered this thing some time ago, I would probably have used it instead of $HMWO.
From this point of view, it shouldn't make any difference whether it's Ireland or Luxembourg.

ETF volumes have now climbed to over €1 billion, depending on which side you look at, so I personally don't see any concerns that they will discontinue the ETF for reasons of profitability.

For me, this (and its accumulating brother) is a good alternative to MSCI or FTSE-Developed.

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