1Lun·

🌍 New ETF in the family portfolio

Today, the first savings plan was launched in our new Vanguard FTSE Global All-Cap was executed today. 🚀

Just under 500 € has been invested—marking the start of a new long-term component in our portfolio.

Why this ETF?

Invest globally, large, mid, and small caps included—all for 0.07% TER. Exactly the kind of “boring” investment I like. 😄

The existing All-World ETF will, of course, remain in the portfolio. No drastic reallocations—we’re mainly managing this with new funds.

Now it’s time to: let it run. 🌱

#ETF
#Vanguard
#Sparplan
#BuyAndHold
#Vermögensaufbau

31.08

Vanguard FTSE Global All-Cap UCITS ETF

Compró 116,33 a 4,298 €

500,01 €

11 Comentarios

HyperX@AxoWallStreet

1Lun

Hmm, I'm also thinking about cutting back on that one and just sticking with the $VWCE. Even though I'm actually a fan of having fewer positions 😂

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Charles@FinanzPapa

1Lun

@AxoWallStreet I totally agree 🤝 Of course, adding more ETFs just for the sake of having more ETFs doesn’t make any sense 😄 For us, the All-Cap is meant to further develop our core portfolio over the long term—especially because of the small-caps. But we won’t be selling our existing All-World fund; we’ll just let that one keep running. New funds will then be allocated more heavily to the All-Cap portfolio 📈

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HyperX@AxoWallStreet

1Lun

@FinanzPapa That's what I'm wondering, too. At what amount in an ETF does it generally make sense to start a new one that's the same or similar?

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Charles@FinanzPapa

1Lun

@AxoWallStreet If you're thinking in terms of FIFO: That's exactly what we're doing, too 😄 I wouldn't even mention a specific amount in that case. Our VWRL is now around 187k, so it makes sense for us to put new money into a second global ETF. The old portfolio can continue as is, and we’re building up a newer one in parallel—which could definitely come in handy when we start withdrawing later on 🤝

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emppsb@emppsb

1Lun

@AxoWallStreet so you’re switch for $VWCE to this one?

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Lt_Tentennante@Lt_Tentennante

1Lun

Just decide a number that pains you to think to gift it to Finanzamt. When your return is steadily above the margin for which you would have to pay that much taxes on a sell, then I would consider starting a new similar ETF.

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OberstvonGatow@OberstvonGatow

1Lun

We're in on this, too 🎉

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Jim@wealth_navigator_64

1Lun

I'll put the €540 annual government subsidy toward the ETF, hold it until retirement, and not worry about it. I'll keep contributing to my regular investment account.

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Lt_Tentennante@Lt_Tentennante

1Lun

@wealth_navigator_64 what's this government subsidy?

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money_maven_wljqz@money_maven_wljqz

2Semana

@Lt_Tentennante Under Germany's Altersvorsorgedepot (that’s the new retirement account framework), individuals receive a state subsidy of up to €540 per year when investing in qualified private pension ETF savings plans

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Lt_Tentennante@Lt_Tentennante

2Semana

@money_maven_wljqz do you have a link where I can get some more Infos. For example how long is the money locked for? How much do I have to invest to get the subsidy? Which providers exist? I'd appreciate it a lot. I also live in Germany

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