investing platforms & Vanguard Personal Investor case study

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For those wanting to know a little bit more about Vanguard and how it works, Glen runs through some practical illustrations in this beginner-friendly intro to investment platforms, using the Vanguard Personal Investor as a case study. This video touches on:
👉how investing platforms work 3:45
👉🏿how brokers work 6:39
👉🏾Vanguard Personal Investor platform fees 10:28
👉🏻general investing platform fees 12:21
👉🏽managed funds vs exchange traded funds (ETFs) 16:32
👉comparing fees of buying direct shares, ETFs and managed funds via Vanguard Personal Investor 22:55
👉🏼the benefits 34:04
👉🏿the consolidated tax statement 35:11
👉the limitations 36:03
👉🏽answering some FAQs 40:12
👉🏿where Vanguard Personal Investor sits amongst other investing platforms when it comes to fees, features and ease of use 44:52

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Great video! It really helped clear up some confusion as to fees and the differences between managed funds and ETFs.

naomij

Great comprehensive guide Glen! Only started listening to you today as I invest in Vanguard. Will have to get your book I think 🤔

mjcchaumont

Thanks Glen. I am using vanguard PI but was thinking of transferring to Superhero. After this video think I will just “stay the course” for now.

danclifton

So. Much. Information. Unbelievably informative. Cheers mate.

bradp

Thanks for covering that in such detail. Much appreciated mate :)

jmaphysio

What if you set up VPI after already having built up a portfolio? What happens to the Vanguard ETFs you already own? And what about your direct shares?

robsalvv

Now that the ETF doesn't have a brokerage fee to buy, does this mean that even for investing small amounts of money regularly, best practice would be to go with the ETF over the fund?

averyhayes