@Elizabethmiller-s7c
I'm 51yrs old. $40,000 weekly and I'm retired, this video have inspired me greatly in many ways that I remember my past of how I struggled with many things in life to be where I am today!!!!❤️
@CraigThompson-e1s
The SPDR MSCI All Country World UCITS ETF Acc (ACWI) has a fee of 0.12%... possibly a better bet than FWRG by Invesco (shown here) with a 0.15% fee. ACWI follows the MSCI All Country World, which is practically the same as the FTSE All World.
@richsmart321
been buying this for over 18 months now. Great value. You can get even cheaper like you say if you are prepared to rebalance annually, but its a great price fund at 0.15%. Hopefully will force Vanguard to reduce their fees...
@m31-p9s
Nothing against Invesco or sponsored videos but this felt like pretty blatant commercial.
@Gonk_83
Been buying FWRG “ invesco ftse all world etf, for just over a year. My two kids both under 18 have it in their isa. great ETF with low fees. Cheaper than vanguards equivalent.
@davidjones4130
So its no secret the USA portion is overpriced atm. Alot of analysis believe the long term growth will be in the EM especially india , what are you4 thoughts on tilt in that direction
@soupnazi22
The problem I've had with this fund in the past is liquidity and I got badly stung on market orders. Better stick to limit orders for this one.
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@SongS-vk1lm
Isnt it more towards developed market? I am dividing between vhvg and vfeg
@DrFurb
I put £750 into this ETF every month for my pension. Early days yet i guess
@LizaPhilips
As a passive investor, is it wise to buy market tracking index funds and ETFs from companies like Blackrock, Vanguard and State Street, even when they're at all time highs? i want to invest around 600k for retirement
@kieron8051
FWRG is 87% of my portfolio. It’s a great fund for sure, BUT, ACWI is cheaper and on my radar.
@UkpeneEmma
🙏Thank you lord Jesus I hit $123,590 today. Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets had thrown my way over the last week.i started with 9k in last week now i just hit $123,590
@ytfeelslikenorthkorea
My "problem" with ETFs is the inertia - you can't win big or lose big. With hundreds of items under the hood, even if one explodes, it has a minuscule impact on the ETF's value as it's being dragged down by all the other items going down. But on the flip side... you won't tank massively because a boss of a company decides to get involved in politics and pisses off every part of the political spectrum... Everyone knows what I'm talking about :> I look at my portfolio in Revolut and among the field of green, there is one item that sticks out like a sore thumb... I hope it bounces back so I can get rid of it :D
@DeanWalsh-l6v
I started investing with FWRG when it's size was around 240mill now it's over 1bill.
@theporkchopexpres
Good video but I'll be sticking with VHVG
@BaileyMxX
What's the tracking error spread like on it? That can end up costing you more than what you think you are saving on OCF fees if not done right
@sanfaria21
Thanks Chris and great a video I just started investing few month ago in Vanguard FTSE All World ACC fund and yes the fee is 0.22% so do you think it’s better to move to invesco though I do monthly contribution and plan to carry on for a long term ?
@guitar-nut
L&G global equity ucits has a fee of 0.10% and has a similar holdings to the invesco
@chrispalmer24