3Sem.·

finanzen.net MSCI World ETF

Together with Amundi, finanzen.net has launched the finanzen.net MSCI World ETF $FR001400YYJ0 (+0,2 %) together with Amundi.

The new finanzen.net MSCI World ETF is intended to be a fully-fledged MSCI World ETF, but with attractive fee advantages:

40% cheaper than the iShares Core MSCI World (ISIN: IE00B4L5Y983)
60% cheaper than the UBS MSCI World (ISIN: LU0340285161)
61 % cheaper than the Deka MSCI World (ISIN: DE000ETFL508)

I received the information as a newsletter. In it you can switch immediately via a button: "Switch your MSCI World ETF holdings now to the new and cheap finanzen.net MSCI World ETF and save fees from now on."

finanzen.net promises: Less costs = more returns! ... does anyone see a catch?

6 Commentaires

Oleg@ScorpionfromBW

3Sem.

Amundi = No thanks. My opinion

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0LIV3R@PIXELINVESTOR

3Sem.

@ScorpionfromBW oh, okay, why? I have the Amundi Core Emerging Markets WKN ETF019. Wasn't that a good decision? 😅🙈

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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW

3Sem.

@PIXELINVESTOR I generally don't think much of Amundi. Firstly because of the French domicile and secondly because they have killed many ETFs in the past because the fund volume was insufficiently filled. Then you have the popo card and have to sell and pay taxes.

Even the slightly lower TER doesn't help.

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sagt@konfuszius

3Sem.

I would only invest in ETFs with supposedly lower costs if they have been on the market for at least 3 years and have actually outperformed the supposedly more expensive competitor products in that time. The Amundi stuff usually fails this criterion.
Another massive catch for me is that I wouldn't invest in any broker-specific special variants that I can't transfer elsewhere in case of doubt.
Personally, I would still exclude synthetic ETFs where the carrier portfolio has nothing to do with the index being tracked, but that is perhaps a matter of taste.

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Olli@Olli68

3Sem.

Fund volume?
Full replication or synthetic?
Spreads?
Where tradable?

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Echsenkönig A.@Bezehgombjuderstimme

3Sem.

The only thing that stops me personally is that he is too young for me. So if he doesn't achieve the results they had in mind, then he could be hired. Of course, it's all woulda coulda if, but everyone has to decide for themselves.
P.S. I'm invested in the Europe Defense Etf myself, which is still very new, so I'm well aware of my double standards 🫠

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