NEW ETF Strategies To Lower Your Fees (Switch Now?)

World ETFs with drastically lower fees launched recently! Are they any good?

New ETFs entered the market, pushing fees for a global ETF portfolio significantly lower in Europe in 2024! Are the Amundi Prime All Country World, the Invesco FTSE All World and the xTrackers MSCI World ex USA worth investing in?

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ETFs mentioned:
📌 Vanguard FTSE All-World Acc. (VWCE)
📌 Invesco FTSE All-World Acc. (FWRA or FWIA)
📌 Amundi Prime All Country World Dis. (WEBG)
📌 xTrackers MSCI World ex USA Acc. (EXUS)
📌 SPDR S&P 500 Acc. (SPYL)
📌 iShares MSCI Emerging Markets IMI Acc. (EMIM)

👉 You can find them using Interactive Brokers and Trade Republic (scroll up for the links if you'd like to support me 🙏)

Video mentions:

00:00 New ETFs with up to -68% lower fees!
01:12 Invesco FTSE All World (0.15% TER)
02:32 Amundi Prime All Country World (0.07% TER)
04:18 xTrackers MSCI World ex USA (0.15%) + SPDR S&P 500 (0.03%)
05:02 Building an MSCI World or FTSE All World with half the fees
06:29 Recap: Pros and Cons of the new ETFs
08:43 Am I moving on from the Vanguard FTSE All World?

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[AngeloColomboFi]

Are you considering any of the new ETFs? (tickers below)
ETFs mentioned:
📌Vanguard FTSE All-World Acc. (VWCE)
📌Invesco FTSE All-World Acc. (FWRA or FWIA)
📌Amundi Prime All Country World Dis. (WEBG)
📌xTrackers MSCI World ex USA Acc. (EXUS)
📌SPDR S&P 500 Acc. (SPYL)
📌iShares MSCI Emerging Markets IMI Acc. (EMIM)

[Adrian_]

I would stick with VWCE and chill. But i will follow your updates in the end of the year about this. Thanks for the video!

[kolifx]

I wouldn't worry about distributing version of Invesco fund being too small. Acc and dist versions are the same fund, just share classes are different. I've been impressed how quickly invesco grew that fund from zero in last twelve months.

[Teccae]

Thanks for the interesting video. Good to see more and more options becoming available, that might also give Vanguard some extra pressure to lower the TER of their All-World ETF's. I stay with the Northern Trust funds as these have the least dividend leakage (<1%) for Dutch investors and are therefore the cheapest option.

[jrcarvallo]

Hi Angelo, Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF Acc - WEBN is now available. The TER is 0.07%.

[whispie.]

Great video! I think I'll stick to VWCE for now though

[andresgarciacastro]

I'll sit with the invesco until amundi is available in (acc). Thanks for the heads up.

[nikosbiologytsiouplis]

hi angelo. great video as always. i want to ask you if you can to do a dedicated video on how to invest to mintos platform for the 2024 market. i remember you telling which lenders to rely on in a previous video but i cant find which video is. thank you!

[Isn]

Wow! The combination of the exus + emim + spyl is exaclty what im planning to do!! But with slight different percentages like spyl 80% + exus+ 15% + emim 5%. What do yo think Angelo? Im a complete begginer in investing and while everyone suggest sticking with 1 etf, i wanted something in between only s&p or only vwce. That way I can play with percentages and also have lower fees!

[Duncan]

I only invest in the S&P 500 at the moment however completely understand why a lot of people prefer global ETFs instead and I might even make the jump in future. My S&P 500 ETF has a TER of 0.1% and I've been aware of SPXL for a while now but there's something holding me back from switching. Obviously State Street is a huge asset manager but for some reason I'm scared to switched! Strange, I know!

[worldpathsmusic]

Great video Angelo.

I am considering starting with ETFs, but I have a big question for you (and perhaps it’s an interesting video idea for you as well).

Do you have any ethical ETFs recommendations? I know that ethics are subjective, but perhaps it would be interesting to dedicate one video to show how to find/filter ETFs that have an ethical approach (let’s say for instance, renowable energies, vegan food, water solutions, etc.).

I believe that you would find audience who is interested in investing ethically, as for example S&P500 and other popular ETFs include unethical energy, food… industries.

Greetings, and thank you for all the effort you’re putting. I am learning a lot 😊

[boginz]

Thanks for the video mate! Very informative and helpful

[luciobarbato]

Next topic idea : what happen when there is a price split and if already happen in the past in Europe

[nurettinozata]

Hi Angelo, thank you so much for all your work! I'm considering creating a savings plan for Amundis ETF after watching your video. I already have the Invesco in the distributing version. I would like to know if the info about fund size you got from just ETF accurate is? Because both on trade republic and on Invesco's website the fund size seems same as accumulating version.

[blaupunkt]

Nice work, Angelo! Since I chose from Ireland domiciled ETF on $USD, unfortunately Amundi's PRWU (0.05%) is out of the game for me (it's domicile is Luxembourg). I've ended up picking SPDR SWRD (0.12%) over iShares IWDA (0.20%), as both have the same ammount of holdings, something around 1.400. But IMID seems like a better choice, going up to 0.17% in TER and holding much more shares - around 3536. So, at least mathematically, IMID is the best choice in Ireland ETF, followed by VWRA in second and FWRA in third, on a holdings/price ratio. Thanks!

[gugli_elmo]

Hi Angelo,
consider that your portfolio does not include American mid cap. You can include them adding SPY4 etf, I know that the TER is higher than the instruments you use but it allows you to extend diversification on a part of the market that represents the internal economy of the US.

[andrefigueiredo]

Hi Angelo, great content. I was considering the VWCE ACC for me and my wife as well. Question: If you were starting today would you start with VWCE or FWIA (TER 0.07% is really appealing)? Does having more shares is better, since FWIA is cheaper for now? Tkx

[LuisHernandez]

It seems FWIA is not available for Trade Republic in Belgium :(

[rednafi]

Holdings after the first 200 companies barely makes any tangible differences. Sticking with Invesco FWRA for now.

[vigneshgandham]

Hi Angelo, in Germany, we have a 1000€ "steuerfreibeitrag" per year, so wouldn't it make sense to have your portfolio setup such that you get a distribution worth 1000 per year, and then shift to accumulating ETFs? Been trying to find the answer to this but didn't get anywhere yet