The Easiest Way to Invest in Canada- Asset Allocation ETFs

What's one of the easiest ways to invest for your future? Keeping it simple an investing in an asset allocation ETF. In one single fund for a super low fee, you can get all the diversification you need to build wealth and achieve your financial goals. So why do so many investors think that's not good enough, and they need to invest in other ETFs or stocks too? Likely because they believe the myth that investing has to be complicated. It doesn't! In fact one of the best investing strategies is keeping it simple and investing passively.

That's why in this video, I share why adding more to your portfolio may not be necessary if you invest in an asset allocation ETF and how making your portfolio more complex doesn't mean you're making it better.

*This video is sponsored by BMO Exchange Traded Funds. I (Jessica Moorhouse) was compensated under this arrangement by BMO ETFs.*

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📖 CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
01:15 Diversification
02:34 Building your portfolio
03:15 Why one fund can be enough
05:03 Benefits of an asset allocation ETF
06:22 Why more funds don't mean more diversification
07:42 How to add more diversification with additional ETFs

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[sunnybizz]

As you enter into retirement, would it make good sense to keep a separate asset etf and a bond etf rather than a balanced fund? Then, if the asset market has lost value you can still withdrawal from just bond funds (or laddered gic's) ?
The logic being, not to touch equities when they've lost value.
Of course that's my newbie logic. 😂