How To Use Vanguard UK - LIFESTRATEGY FUNDS WALKTHROUGH

This video is going to address how to use Vanguard (UK) and give you a walkthrough of the lifestrategy funds. So if you are wondering how to use vanguard (UK) and found all the options confusing this video will give you a walkthrough starting with the lifestrategy funds

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
1:57 - Who are Vanguard
6:15 - Opening your account
11:00 - Lifestrategy Funds
16:15 - Fund details

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[conversationofmoney]

This will mark the beginning of a Vanguard series looking at all the options you have with them. This video focusses on the Lifestrategy Fund.

[RobFotherzZx]

Hi mate, just watched your video on the index funds as well I’m currently only invested in the lifestrategy 100% equity accumulation fund as a first time investor, what benefits would I get from investing in some of the index funds you mentioned in comparison to this one? Thanks for your videos they’re really helpful

[kennyborland]

The fact that they don’t have an app bothered me a bit at first but it’s a blessing in disguise! I’d constantly be mindlessly tapping the app to check it for no reason. I’d rather just log in now with an intention

[MentallyWellthy]

I just found your channel, this is exactly what I been looking for trying to learn which vanguard account to pick! Amazing! Looking forward to your upcoming videos :)

[clarenceishmael]

Excellent video, much needed because vanguard is not as intuitive as it could be.

[beckieobroxo]

I'm turning 30 and starting to think about the future. Would you still recommend the stocks and shares Life Strategy or the Pension instead? I want to put away £100 a month and just forgot about it until I'm 55. Realistically, any idea around about how much I'd walk away with? Thanks 😊

[martinjarvis]

This is a great video you explain things very well I'm pretty thick yet I understood what you was saying

[aperture_priority]

Thanks. I’ve opened a life strategy 80 and slowly putting a few hundred in a month. I’m hoping it will give me a little extra to eventually retire early or pay off the rest of the mortgage

[benji]

Very very helpful video. I can't wait to finish university so I can get started on this stuff! Doing lots and lots of research!

[juliegovier]

Thank you for explaining everything so clearly. The first time I've understood anything about investing and ISA's and not wanted to kill myself :-)

[drdj]

Hi, lovely video.. Could you please guide on how to invest from Vanguard cash ISA to vanguard stock ISA or life strategy?

[danthefugueguy]

Really informative & helpful video. I just opened the Life Sterategy 80 (ISA) today. Felt it was the best fit for my needs; I've spent about a month researching and consulting sites like Trustnet etc. and checking reviews all over the place. I'm not fussed about there being no app as for me this is going to be a 'deposit and leave' account. I have a Lifetime ISA with Nutmeg too (SRI type). Giving myself a big financial MOT this year. I'm 37 - never too late!

[xeasa-onoy]

Hi Mate amazing video. My names Ed I'm 45 I'm panicking about pension whats the best I can do. Let's say I will have a least 15 more years then retire. Pls enlighten me

[brickbritain]

Thanks for the info. When does the retirement rules change for accessing your pension from 55 to 57?

[makedabonsu]

Thank you for the information. If I invest in the lifestrategy funds 80% bonds or the one with 20% bonds, would I expect a greater return on the 20% bond strategy?

[drdj]

Is 100 % equity life strategy same as we buying ETF??

[Christian-B]

Great video, quick question. With the vanguard life strategy can you pay in a lump sum then just keep adding to the lump sum whenever you like?

[johnboyginger]

I’m glad they don’t have an app otherwise I’d be checking way too often and driving myself nuts. Invest and leave, check yearly.

[matty]

Hi great video I have a question. I recently opened a H&L stocks and shares isa but stupidly didn't do enough research I would prefer this type of invest and forget style isa where they do it for me. I quickly canceled and withdrew my initial £500 from H&L that I opened the isa with so that isa is now cancelled. Could I now open a lifestyle isa with vanguard in the same tax year given that I have opened and cancelled one elsewhere?

[yungaterror]

The nav for these funds are quite high, is it better to wait for it to decrease ?? Not sure if I should buy now