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A very useful little introduction to ETFs for me. I've made some good realestate decisions and I'm about to walk away with a big lump of cash I don't know what to do with. Sound like a good option for me.
Thanks for watching Joshua, I definitely like the diversification and that it’s somewhat set and forget (can’t legally recommend you buy them of course!)
Loving your updates on the Aussie ETF scene. How about diving into the smaller players too? What's your take on Fuse Minerals? They're making waves in junior mining, planning an ASX IPO. Would be awesome to hear your thoughts on Fuse Minerals. Cheers!
Few things: yes my glasses are wonky, yes some of the stats vary slightly from the screenshots (some numbers changed since filming) and no I can’t recommend ETFs to you
Getting these people will ease a lot. And at last, you’ll realise you have safe your funds. The money we throw into stock without even taking consideration to whether it’s good for holding or not is our hard earn money. So we should accept someone professional to make good management of it for proper growth.
@@saanvi848 Talking about my analyst I met her sometime last year in Manchester. Her name is Loretta Wilkinson. She has helped me grow my money from £60,000 to £400,000. I can afford a house now, is her help.
Hi Ray, thank you very much for such a good video, I wanted to review some of the ETFs like IVV and VGS in my Vanguard account, and for some reason I can not find them, seems like those are not in the browser of products they offer, can you please let me know if you hold a different type of account? thanks.
Thanks for watching Angee - I can’t recommend specific platforms but IVV is an iShares product, whereas VGS is a Vanguard products So you won’t be able to get IVV with Vanguard personal investor Most big platforms would likely have both available to buy, contact their support if you can’t see them on your dashboard. They’re very common ones
Hi Wendy, you don’t pay them directly - the fees/costs are accrued daily and deducted on a monthly basis from the fund assets and are reflected in the daily price of the ETF.
Hi Ray, been following you for a while and got a question. Do you know of a trading platform that'll allow me to buy Aussie stocks while living in the US? Australian citizen here fwiw.
Thanks for following mate! Do some research online, but I’ve heard of Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Robinhood, WeBull, eToro I can’t recommend any but that might give you a few to investigate!
G'day Debra yes it is possible with some funds to put these in your super. For example QSuper has a Self Invest option where you can add a range of ETFs. They do have limits on how much of any one ETF you have so you aren't overexposed on one sector/ETF. And I assume through self managed you'd be able to do whatever you want (check with accountant etc of course first) Contact your super provider and see if they have options for choosing your own ETFs, definitely possible with some funds
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A very useful little introduction to ETFs for me. I've made some good realestate decisions and I'm about to walk away with a big lump of cash I don't know what to do with. Sound like a good option for me.
Thanks for watching Joshua, I definitely like the diversification and that it’s somewhat set and forget
(can’t legally recommend you buy them of course!)
Loving your updates on the Aussie ETF scene. How about diving into the smaller players too? What's your take on Fuse Minerals? They're making waves in junior mining, planning an ASX IPO. Would be awesome to hear your thoughts on Fuse Minerals. Cheers!
Few things: yes my glasses are wonky, yes some of the stats vary slightly from the screenshots (some numbers changed since filming) and no I can’t recommend ETFs to you
Is it a good idea to have a stock broker in Uk?
Yes, Mate. It is.
@@steffan683 Please why do you say so? I wanna know. I have lost a lot. Trying to manage my stocks myself.
I’m too tied up with work. I have no time to analyze which stock to buy.
Getting these people will ease a lot. And at last, you’ll realise you have safe your funds. The money we throw into stock without even taking consideration to whether it’s good for holding or not is our hard earn money. So we should accept someone professional to make good management of it for proper growth.
@@saanvi848 Talking about my analyst I met her sometime last year in Manchester. Her name is Loretta Wilkinson. She has helped me grow my money from £60,000 to £400,000. I can afford a house now, is her help.
Hi Ray, thank you very much for such a good video, I wanted to review some of the ETFs like IVV and VGS in my Vanguard account, and for some reason I can not find them, seems like those are not in the browser of products they offer, can you please let me know if you hold a different type of account? thanks.
Thanks for watching Angee - I can’t recommend specific platforms but IVV is an iShares product, whereas VGS is a Vanguard products
So you won’t be able to get IVV with Vanguard personal investor
Most big platforms would likely have both available to buy, contact their support if you can’t see them on your dashboard. They’re very common ones
How do we pay the fees for ETFS? Do the fees just reflected on their share prices?
Hi Wendy, you don’t pay them directly - the fees/costs are accrued daily and deducted on a monthly basis from the fund assets and are reflected in the daily price of the ETF.
Hi Ray, been following you for a while and got a question. Do you know of a trading platform that'll allow me to buy Aussie stocks while living in the US? Australian citizen here fwiw.
Thanks for following mate! Do some research online, but I’ve heard of Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Robinhood, WeBull, eToro
I can’t recommend any but that might give you a few to investigate!
Can these be bought as super funds
G'day Debra yes it is possible with some funds to put these in your super. For example QSuper has a Self Invest option where you can add a range of ETFs. They do have limits on how much of any one ETF you have so you aren't overexposed on one sector/ETF. And I assume through self managed you'd be able to do whatever you want (check with accountant etc of course first)
Contact your super provider and see if they have options for choosing your own ETFs, definitely possible with some funds
@@raycorc thanks Ray. Wish you a great 2023
Thank you
you’re welcome Shouun, thanks for watching
why, this a french movie..