New subscriber here. Your videos are easy to watch and understand. Nice to be subscribed to another UK based channel on this subject. Keep up the good work and your subscriber count will grow, just like your investments! My All-world ETF by the way is also the Invesco FWRG. Been very happy with that choice, and nice to have practically the same as Vanguard's offering, but lower fees.
Thank you so much for your kind comment and for subscribing too. I’m so pleased you find the videos easy to watch 👍 the FWRG fees are brilliant - I’m looking to add this ETF to my ISA next financial year. Thank you again and have a great day!
Nice video, I have also started to invest in the Invesco FTSE All-World. But there is also a new one out there called AMUNDI PRIME ALL COUNTRY WORLD. It is a distributing ETF but with 0.07 very cheap. With much fewer holdings but when you know that more than 1000 make just 2-4% of weight only then it doesn't matter.
Thank you so much for your really great comment. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch it- especially twice 👍 I hope you enjoy the other videos on the channel. Thank you again!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment 😊 I’m pleased you found the video useful and I hope it’s helpful for the next financial year. I wish you all the very best 👍
Thank you so much for watching and for commenting too. I know there are a few different tools like this but I haven’t personally used one I’d recommend at present. I use the analysis tools available in my ISA and SIPP provider as they provide a great breakdown. Thank you again for watching!
Thank you for watching. You can usually find the standard deviation for most investments in the risk section of their information. I personally find Fidelity’s website a good source but other platforms should also provide Standard Deviation stats. I hope that helps. Wishing you all the best!
Comment for the algorithm: I like iShares S&P 500 Swap ETF, I500. Ongoing charge 0.05 + swap fee 0.04 so really 0.09 %. Using swaps avoids paying US withholding tax on US dividends, of 15% for Irish domiciled ETFs or 30% if Luxembourg domiciled.
Thanks so much for watching! I really appreciate your comment too. I’ve tried to only include investments that are widely available across the big platforms. They should be available on all the platforms you mention plus Hargreaves Lansdown, Barclays Smart Investor, AJ Bell, Fidelity etc. I hope that helps 😊 Maybe I should add this to my pinned comment. Thanks again!
Great Video I have never invested in ETFs before but looking to start. So if I wanted to invest in an ETF/ ETFs which are bringing in income quickly then which ones are The Best?
Thank you so much for watching and for your great comment too. You can take a look at the historical performance for the ETFs in this video but unfortunately it isn’t possible to predict which one if any will bring in income quickly. Past performance isn’t indicative of future performance and unfortunately the value of your investments could fall. Wishing you all the very best with your investments.
Great Video, very clear choices and good to understand the small but overall differences in charges. I’m about to review my allocation and funds so will use this to make some choices around costs. Thanks so much...x😊
Great video, thanks. Whats your opinion on solely holding the FWRG Invesco FTSE all world ETF which is diversified with both global developed and emerging markets in 1 fund. OR holding 2 individual funds separating the developed and emerging markets with balanced investment weights? For example investing in 90% VHVG and 10% VFEG. Interested to know your opinion, all the best
Thank you so much for watching and for your comment. I personally would find it easier to just hold FWRG so I could avoid rebalancing every year 😊 I hope that helps! Wishing you all the best!
I subscribed a couple of weeks ago, I'm slowly working my way through your excellent content. I have just started a Natwest ready managed Shares ISA. Is this the same as the ETFs you keep refering to? if not what is your opinion of them?. Thanks for the great inspiring content.
Thank you so much for your really kind comment - it’s really appreciated. I’ve taken a quick look at the NatWest offering and it looks likes these are actively managed funds (Coutts and Co) and that the fees are 0.4%. ETFs are passively managed and track a specific marker and the fees tend to be lower. Actively managed funds like the NatWest one are managed by a fund manager who is making the decisions on investments. I hope that helps 😊
Thank you for your reply, I'm still relatively new to saving and investing and feel the managed option is better suited to me. Looking forward to following more of your videos.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting too. I currently don’t hold and crypto ETFs as I feel it’s an area I’d like to gain more understanding of before deciding whether to invest. I’ll do a bit more research 😊
Nice explanation. I recently wan to started investing but i don't seem to understand how to arrange this etf to weight them properly or do i need to buy thrm individually? Using invest engine as my platform
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. You can weight the ETFs however you feel most comfortable. Are there specific ETFs you’re most interested in? Wishing you all the very best.
@@creatingbalancefinance I PICKED FWRG 70% of my holding because it both developed and emerging countries stocked combined. And 15% of my holding on IITU Another 15% on SMGB Investing £100 monthly on this portfolio And scale up when I get a high paying job.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting too. It looks like a great ETF, make sure it meets your own personal investing needs. Wishing you all the best with your investments 👍
Thank you so much for watching and for commenting too. There’s a few ETFs that o cover in the video. I’ve listed them all in the description of the video. I hope that helps. Wishing you all the best 👍
If tech is in a bubble and it bursts, that'll bring down the s&p500 too, not just the nasdaq 100. They all move similarly, although the nasdaq is more volatile.
Thank you so much for watching and for your comment too. I wanted to focus on ETFs in this video and I believe your comment is on the HSBC index fund rather than an ETF? Let me know if this isn’t the case. Thanks so much again!
Thanks for your terrific insights. Personally I think that the US market is going to collapse this year by about 70% so the 'World' ETFs that are 60%+ US oriented aren't really the 'world'. They are far too dependent on the US.
Thanks so much for your comment and for watching too. Are you investing differently to counteract any potential US collapse? Thank you again for watching 😊
Thanks so much for watching and your comment too. I feature some ETFs in the video that have been running for several years. You’re right that the Invesco ETF has only been established for less than a year though. Wishing you all the best 😊
Hi Ma'am How are you? Your video is really good, but if your video thumbnail is better, then the views will increase. So, if you want, I can make a very nice thumbnail for you?
Are you invested in any of these ETFs?
I’m so close to 5k subscribers! It would mean the FTSE All World if you subscribed 😂 Thank you so much!
All world and IITU for me. Great ETFs.
I have IITU, FWRP and planning to invest in FWRG
@@yasir916 sounds like some great choices. Thanks so much for sharing your investments 👍
what about SMGB?
You deserve way more than 5k subscribers, keep up the hard work and the subscribers will come 😊
Thank you so much Peter. Hopefully more subscribers will come with time 👍 have a great week 😊
New subscriber here. Your videos are easy to watch and understand. Nice to be subscribed to another UK based channel on this subject. Keep up the good work and your subscriber count will grow, just like your investments! My All-world ETF by the way is also the Invesco FWRG. Been very happy with that choice, and nice to have practically the same as Vanguard's offering, but lower fees.
Thank you so much for your kind comment and for subscribing too. I’m so pleased you find the videos easy to watch 👍 the FWRG fees are brilliant - I’m looking to add this ETF to my ISA next financial year.
Thank you again and have a great day!
Nice video, I have also started to invest in the Invesco FTSE All-World. But there is also a new one out there called AMUNDI PRIME ALL COUNTRY WORLD. It is a distributing ETF but with 0.07 very cheap. With much fewer holdings but when you know that more than 1000 make just 2-4% of weight only then it doesn't matter.
Thank you so much for sharing - that’s really interesting 👍
Excellent work. To the point, relevant and well delivered. I watched the entire video twice and susbscribed. Going to watch your other videos too.
Thank you so much for your really great comment. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch it- especially twice 👍 I hope you enjoy the other videos on the channel. Thank you again!
Thank you for your helpful comparative analyses. Look forward to next video.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your comment 😊
I'm subscribed! Thank you for sharing ETF videos - they are my personal favourite :)
Thank you so much for subscribing! I really appreciate it! I wish you all the best with your investments 🤩
SMGB - good to see you've read my comment in the last video. Thanks be to me
Haha! Thanks so much for your comment Liam 👍
Subscribed and liked! ETFs are my bag - great content again!! 🤞🎉
Thank you so much Blake! I appreciate it!
Great content and perfect timing for me. Always really clear and non technical. Thanks v much !
Thank you so much for your lovely comment 😊 I’m pleased you found the video useful and I hope it’s helpful for the next financial year. I wish you all the very best 👍
Keep making them I will keep watching them.
Thank you so much David! 👍
Short and informative. I am pleasantly surprised.
Thank you Stefan. I appreciate it 👍
great vid - out of curiosity are there any tools you use to discover similar / alike etf’s to see overlaps etc
Thank you so much for watching and for commenting too. I know there are a few different tools like this but I haven’t personally used one I’d recommend at present. I use the analysis tools available in my ISA and SIPP provider as they provide a great breakdown.
Thank you again for watching!
📝 Taking notes, great video!
Haha, that’s brilliant. Thank you so much! I’m glad you’ve found it interesting 😊👍
Where do you find the information about the standard deviation that you kept showing. Found it interesting to see
Thank you for watching. You can usually find the standard deviation for most investments in the risk section of their information. I personally find Fidelity’s website a good source but other platforms should also provide Standard Deviation stats. I hope that helps. Wishing you all the best!
Comment for the algorithm: I like iShares S&P 500 Swap ETF, I500. Ongoing charge 0.05 + swap fee 0.04 so really 0.09 %. Using swaps avoids paying US withholding tax on US dividends, of 15% for Irish domiciled ETFs or 30% if Luxembourg domiciled.
Thanks so much for commenting for the algorithm George 👍 I really appreciate it!
Thank you x
Thank you for your comment.
Great video, could do with saying which platforms they are available from e.g. Vanguard, InvestEngine, Trading 212 etc.
Thanks so much for watching! I really appreciate your comment too. I’ve tried to only include investments that are widely available across the big platforms. They should be available on all the platforms you mention plus Hargreaves Lansdown, Barclays Smart Investor, AJ Bell, Fidelity etc. I hope that helps 😊 Maybe I should add this to my pinned comment.
Thanks again!
Great Video
I have never invested in ETFs before but looking to start.
So if I wanted to invest in an ETF/ ETFs which are bringing in income quickly
then which ones are The Best?
Thank you so much for watching and for your great comment too.
You can take a look at the historical performance for the ETFs in this video but unfortunately it isn’t possible to predict which one if any will bring in income quickly. Past performance isn’t indicative of future performance and unfortunately the value of your investments could fall.
Wishing you all the very best with your investments.
@@creatingbalancefinance
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you come across great just subscribed keep em coming please
Thank you so much for subscribing. I appreciate it!
Great Video, very clear choices and good to understand the small but overall differences in charges. I’m about to review my allocation and funds so will use this to make some choices around costs. Thanks so much...x😊
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much 👍
Great video, thanks. Whats your opinion on solely holding the FWRG Invesco FTSE all world ETF which is diversified with both global developed and emerging markets in 1 fund. OR holding 2 individual funds separating the developed and emerging markets with balanced investment weights? For example investing in 90% VHVG and 10% VFEG. Interested to know your opinion, all the best
Thank you so much for watching and for your comment. I personally would find it easier to just hold FWRG so I could avoid rebalancing every year 😊 I hope that helps! Wishing you all the best!
I subscribed a couple of weeks ago, I'm slowly working my way through your excellent content. I have just started a Natwest ready managed Shares ISA. Is this the same as the ETFs you keep refering to? if not what is your opinion of them?. Thanks for the great inspiring content.
Thank you so much for your really kind comment - it’s really appreciated. I’ve taken a quick look at the NatWest offering and it looks likes these are actively managed funds (Coutts and Co) and that the fees are 0.4%. ETFs are passively managed and track a specific marker and the fees tend to be lower. Actively managed funds like the NatWest one are managed by a fund manager who is making the decisions on investments. I hope that helps 😊
Thank you for your reply, I'm still relatively new to saving and investing and feel the managed option is better suited to me. Looking forward to following more of your videos.
Thank you ❤
Thanks so much for your comment! 👍
Great video as always! Just wondering what are you thoughts on crypto ETFs such as iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF?
Thank you so much for watching and commenting too. I currently don’t hold and crypto ETFs as I feel it’s an area I’d like to gain more understanding of before deciding whether to invest. I’ll do a bit more research 😊
@@creatingbalancefinance Same here! Thanks
Nice explanation. I recently wan to started investing but i don't seem to understand how to arrange this etf to weight them properly or do i need to buy thrm individually? Using invest engine as my platform
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. You can weight the ETFs however you feel most comfortable. Are there specific ETFs you’re most interested in? Wishing you all the very best.
@@creatingbalancefinance I PICKED FWRG 70% of my holding because it both developed and emerging countries stocked combined.
And 15% of my holding on IITU
Another 15% on SMGB
Investing £100 monthly on this portfolio
And scale up when I get a high paying job.
hello, would you recommend the Vanguard VHVG which has OCF 0.12% ?
Thanks so much for watching and commenting too. It looks like a great ETF, make sure it meets your own personal investing needs. Wishing you all the best with your investments 👍
It's developed world only not including emerging markets
Thanks for sharing.
Spxp is my choice for s&p500.
Thanks so much for sharing 👍
I can’t hear. What etf did you recommend in the video? Thanks
Thank you so much for watching and for commenting too. There’s a few ETFs that o cover in the video. I’ve listed them all in the description of the video. I hope that helps. Wishing you all the best 👍
Best all world is priw in my opinion. 0.05% charge, all world etf.
Thanks so much for sharing 👍
If tech is in a bubble and it bursts, that'll bring down the s&p500 too, not just the nasdaq 100. They all move similarly, although the nasdaq is more volatile.
Some of these that you mentioned aren't in the UK Currency, does that matter if I am in the UK investing in funds that are not my currency?
It would depend on which platform you’re using as some charge FX fees 😊
Why have you not mentioned the HSBC all world ETF which has a longer recorded than the Invesco all world ETF and also very cheap?
Thank you so much for watching and for your comment too. I wanted to focus on ETFs in this video and I believe your comment is on the HSBC index fund rather than an ETF? Let me know if this isn’t the case.
Thanks so much again!
Thanks for your terrific insights. Personally I think that the US market is going to collapse this year by about 70% so the 'World' ETFs that are 60%+ US oriented aren't really the 'world'. They are far too dependent on the US.
Thanks so much for your comment and for watching too. Are you investing differently to counteract any potential US collapse? Thank you again for watching 😊
I wouldn’t buy an ETF without some track record. At least several years.
Thanks so much for watching and your comment too. I feature some ETFs in the video that have been running for several years. You’re right that the Invesco ETF has only been established for less than a year though.
Wishing you all the best 😊
Hi Ma'am
How are you?
Your video is really good, but if your video thumbnail is better, then the views will increase. So, if you want, I can make a very nice thumbnail for you?
Thank you so much! There’s definitely room for improvement but I’m going to carry on working on my own thumbnails for now. I wish you all the best!
Ok, if you ever need better thumbnails, please let me know