Betashares direct allows for fractional investing and auto invest not just in the portfolio section. Was it worth triggering a taxable event for this swap? (VAS TO IOZ)
Ren, in case you didn’t know, the “zero fee” brokers make money by having a wider spread on the trade. You’re actually probably better off using a broker that actually charges for execution.
Recently discovered you guys. Good content. One thing I find strange though in AU finance community is this persistence with ASX. Ren, given you own property you are already massively exposed to AU. Why bother with AU stocks?
While you're young, it makes more sense to be invested in international shares as they generally offer more growth potential. Australian shares are great for their tax effective income in the form of franked dividends which means they are great when your personal exertion income (work) stops, i.e you retire.
@@brettyboy1974correct and all the groceries and bills are in AUD it seems so income in local currency matters. Franking is a free kick for income in retirement helps..
Why doesn't Ren just have 2 ETFs like A200 and BGBL? Also, why did Adam recommend holding both IVV and I00? There is a lot of overlap between those 2 ETFs!
How does Pearler's autoinvest feature compare?
Betashares direct allows for fractional investing and auto invest not just in the portfolio section.
Was it worth triggering a taxable event for this swap? (VAS TO IOZ)
The mind boggles. The perfect being the enemy of the good
Answer = No
@@matthewrogerson9119 agreed, his answer was a very weak one.
Really like Adam , he speaks with emotion and understandable
why don't you use CMC to invest? considering the fees
Agree.
What's CMC?
Doesn't sharesies offer fractional shares?
yes they do
Fractional share? Trading?
Ren, in case you didn’t know, the “zero fee” brokers make money by having a wider spread on the trade. You’re actually probably better off using a broker that actually charges for execution.
Can you tell us more, please?
Recently discovered you guys. Good content. One thing I find strange though in AU finance community is this persistence with ASX. Ren, given you own property you are already massively exposed to AU. Why bother with AU stocks?
While you're young, it makes more sense to be invested in international shares as they generally offer more growth potential. Australian shares are great for their tax effective income in the form of franked dividends which means they are great when your personal exertion income (work) stops, i.e you retire.
@@brettyboy1974correct and all the groceries and bills are in AUD it seems so income in local currency matters. Franking is a free kick for income in retirement helps..
@@brettyboy1974 i agree, so definitely don’t have ASX exposure in your 30s!
trigger a CGT event to save $52 a year. Interesting logic.
weird
He makes a lot of money I guess.
Why doesn't Ren just have 2 ETFs like A200 and BGBL?
Also, why did Adam recommend holding both IVV and I00? There is a lot of overlap between those 2 ETFs!
Also confused about this.
why not buy 1 ETF DHHF all in one ??
@sirdino6967 That’s also an option, but it will likely bring lower returns than a BGBL/A200 combo.
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