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Only-One-ETF

Hello everyone,


I am planning to increase my savings plan rate and simplify my portfolio. After some research I find the $VWCE (-3,47 %) as an only-one-ETF solution very interesting.


Are there any major disadvantages? And do you see an even better alternative for a one-ETF strategy? And how do you feel about only-one ETFs in general?


Thank you!

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If you want it simpler than simple, this is one of the cheapest and best options.

Even cheaper would only be the $WEBN
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@WarrenamBuffet $FWRG $SPYI $ISAC are also cheaper.
But yes, the Amundi is the cheapest 🙂
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@Banana_Millionaire yep, the Invesco has Ter 0.15, the others 0.2 and 0.18. They don't have much in common
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@WarrenamBuffet yeah but amundi provider sucks. There are better providers.
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@teoo absolutely correct. I agree
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@WarrenamBuffet Why? Because of the extremely annoying merging of ETFs? Or are there other disadvantages?
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@AnyoneForTennis Amundi excludes a few companies on purpose in its prime etfs. Who's to say they won’t remove other sectors later as well. It’s a bad precedent in my opinion. Especially considering how many etfs they’ve already converted to ESG in the past.
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$FWRG would be somewhat cheaper and tracks the same index.
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$IWDA or $HMWO or $VWCE already do that :))
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@investment_sage_1400 yes, but he is looking for an ALL in One and not a World. Emerging markets are missing, for example
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Wouldn't it make sense to add an emerging market etf?
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@sakamo the FTSE All World Index also tracks emerging markets, or am I wrong?
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