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LeoHund · 2024-05-17T21:47:12.821366Z

Hallo in die Runde, ich bespare seit einiger Zeit den $VUSA und überlege etwas „Europa“ durch den $VEUR mit reinzubringen. Ich bin durch Recherche nicht schlauer geworden, ob es bessere Alternativen als den besagten Etf gibt? Daher mal die Frage in das Forum. Zukünftige Gewichtung würde ich im 80/20 Verhältnis sehen. Beides wird dann weiterhin monatlich bespart.

LeoHund

@LeoHund

8Lun·

Hello everyone,

I have been saving the $VUSA (+0,06 %) and am thinking about adding some "Europe" through the $VEUR (+0,36 %) 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.

10 Comentarios

FroschFabian@FroschFabian

8Lun

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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LeoHund@LeoHund

8Lun

@FroschFabian I do not want to include emerging markets and I am already well invested in the S&P500.

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FroschFabian@FroschFabian

8Lun

Then just take the msci I also have a savings plan on a world etf and the sp500

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Andreas M.@thor88

6Lun

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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deodorhunter@deodorhunter

8Lun

$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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LeoHund@LeoHund

8Lun

@deodorhunter merci! Will check it

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Sebastian@Sebastian24

8Lun

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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TheGuardian@TheGuardian

8Lun

you arrived at better one already

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LeoHund@LeoHund

8Lun

@TheGuardian you just would stick to the S&P500 and don’t start on the euro stoxx50?

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Andreas M.@thor88

6Lun

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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