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Savings plans: Which strategy suits you? 💸📊

Hello getquin community! 👋


Savings plans are an excellent way to build up assets automatically over the long term. Today I would like to introduce you to three well-known approaches and a less common but interesting alternative:


1. 70/30 - The classic

Here you invest 70% of your money in the MSCI World ETF (industrialized countries) and 30% in the MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (emerging markets). The idea behind this: Industrialized countries offer stability, while emerging markets offer growth potential.


2. 50/30/20 - More diversification with a focus on Europe

This allocation consists of 50 % MSCI World, 30 % Emerging Markets and 20 % in the MSCI Europe ETF (or a European small-cap ETF). It offers a greater weighting of Europe and more diversification.


3 ACWI - Keep it simple

The MSCI ACWI ETF combines around 2,900 companies from 23 industrialized countries and 24 emerging markets. This means you can invest in around 85% of global market capitalization with just one ETF. Ideal for anyone who likes things to be uncomplicated.


4. equal weight portfolio - all on an equal footing

Instead of weighting companies according to market capitalization (as is the case with most ETFs), an equal-weight portfolio distributes the investment evenly across all the companies it contains.


Why is this interesting?

-DiversificationSmaller companies also receive the same weighting as large players (e.g. Apple or Microsoft).

-OpportunitiesMedium-sized and smaller companies often grow faster than established groups and thus make a greater contribution to performance.

-Stability: There is less dependence on individual, disproportionately weighted companies.


Example: An equal-weight S&P 500 ETF $XDEW (-0,38 %) weights all 500 companies in the index equally, regardless of their market capitalization. This gives smaller companies a fair chance to contribute to performance.


My conclusion:

Each strategy has its pros and cons, and the choice depends on your goals and risk appetite.


Which of these strategies do you use? Or do you have a different preferred allocation? Share your experiences! 💬👇

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I only have individual stocks and a savings plan for each of them. These savings plans are increased with rising dividends and income
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@AlterMann What criteria do you use to select individual stocks?
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@Aktien4Million I pursue a rather conservative dividend strategy.
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@AlterMann Does that mean you take shares with a high dividend yield?
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@Aktien4Million not only that, increasing dividends is also important.
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Yo personalmente siempre tendría algo de capital en fondos monetarios (un 25-30%) van en línea con la inflación dan un rendimiento asegurado y en periodos de crisis dispondrás de capital para comprar renta variable a precios bajos o en mercados en depresión 📊

Además te permitirá asumir más riesgo en tus elecciones en renta variable pudiendo contar con ETF's más arriesgados como el S&P500 y para variar un poco un ETF de Mercados Emergentes 🎯📈
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No soy muy fan del MSCI world ya que está compuesto en un 70% del mercado americano, con lo cual está más diversificado pero en caso de crisis cae en picado y se ve igual de afectado 🫨
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@Alfre2 the US market will remain the driving force in thirty years' time. For me therefore s&p500
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