Top 10 Australian ETFs/ Index Funds for 2024 | ASX Beginner's Guide
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- In this video, I’m going to show you 10 popular Australian ETFs / Index Funds on the ASX.
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⏰ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:04 - ETF #1 VAS
2:42 - ETF #2 A200
3:39 - Disclaimer
4:04 - ETF #3 VTS
5:18- ETF #4 IVV
6:15- ETF #5 VGS
7:06- ETF #6 IOO
8:02- ETF #7 ETHI
9:16- ETF #8 NDQ
10:08- ETF #9 VDHG
11:02- ETF #10 DHHF
8:40 - Final Thoughts
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I like VAS + VGS
Never seen better stuff I thought you had 100k subs at least. Please continue to pump out great content 👍
Thank you so much for the support 😄
I appreciate your approach to teaching.. To my understanding this just proves how much we need an edge as investors because playing the market like everyone else just isn’t good enough, we just need to hold onto our hopes and wait to see how things turn out because market movements are almost always unpredictable. In my portfolio, I'm noticing more red than green.
People believe their currency has the worth it does because they have no other option. Even in a hyper-inflationary environment, individuals must continue to use their hyperinflationary currency since they likely have minimal access to other currencies or gold/silver coins.
Inflation is gradually going to become part of us and due to that fact any money you keep in cash or in a low-interest account declines in value each year. Investing is the only way to make your money grow and unless you have an exceptionally high income, investing is the only way most people will ever have enough money to retire.
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Great video Bryan. It was really informative and interesting. I think you are an excellent presenter and you clearly know your stuff.
Thanks Jason. I appreciate that 👍
love your videos, ive watched all of them. Thank you for all the hard work!
Thank you for the support mate! 👊
I made my first million investing in stock market as a beginner, now I have time for my kids and other things in life
Harli, this is the goal, wish to be here soon in my life
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Thanks, Bryan. Great comparison
Thanks for watching Sarah!
This is an excellent video, thank you Bryan! I have a question about dividend yield for NDQ. You've listed it as 4.20%, but CommSec lists it as 0.91%... I know it's been a year since uou posted this video, but what can a difference like that be attributed to?
Good stuff 👍👍
Cheers! 👊
very informative video, thanks
Thank you! ☺
Thank you explaining this Bryan. I’m looking at VGS. I already have some VAS. What percentage would you recommend?
No problem Wendy :)
I can’t give you financial advice but from what I can see, 60-40 split is a popular choice in the FIRE community.
Im trying to choose between VHY and OZR as a dividend investment, any thoughts on these funds?
Hi Bryan i really love your content here, thanks so much for making it all so accessible! I was wondering if you could do a similar Top 5 for Ethical funds? You covered one of them that I am interested in - ETHI, and I saw a few others like FAIR, AEAE, DZZF among others. I am cautiously dipping my toes in the waters of ETFs and your videos have really helped me understand this new world
Hi, thanks so much for the kind words. Yes, an Ethical ETF is definitely on the cards and on my video idea list. Stay tuned! ☺️
I was wondering if investing in a cumulative ETF's during this next decade is a sound investment. Or is it better to invest in a distributing ETF's (even considering taxes)? How does copy trading work? Might just be what I need now.
These are good picks. But IMO I see a mild recession, with the economy contracting to start in the final quarter of this year into the first half of next year. And in the market, we may see these mini bear market rallies, but nothing to jump on.
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@@philipvincent3342 Since it's an algorithmic-based model, it's very much transparent because you can actually see what assets you have and how much growth your portfolio has achieved.
@@younglee-segredo831, I find it better to pay a little bit more for peace of mind than worry about market trends and still get burned. Thank you.
Hi Bryan, loving the your videos, keep them coming. I am very interested in investing in IVV.ASX (still in the research phase) I have noticed that the S&P 500 has gone up over 2% on the 6th Jan, however the IVV etf has actually gone down slightly (at the time of this comment) What is the reason for this if the IVV tracks the S&P 500 index? And what is the difference between IVV.ASX and IVV Core? Cheers.
Hey Jay! Thanks for the kind words mate 👍
Great question. So with IVV (ASX), it is known as a currency unhedged ETF meaning it is valued in Aussie dollars so it’s subject to currency movements between AUD & USD. There is a currency hedged version called IHVV which is valued in USD (but still listed on the ASX) so you will get a very close performance to the S&P 500 (which is of course valued in USD). If you check out IHVV, it also went up about 2% today. So if you want to buy the hedged version, you have to pay a higher management fee (0.1%) compared to IVV (0.04%).
So which ever currency is performing better will also mean the related ETF will perform better.
However, over the long term, currency fluctuations usually evens itself out so it’s up to you if you want to hedge or not.
Hope this made sense and helped you out!
@@BryanInvest Thanks Bryan, that makes sense. Cheers.
Good video. I’m new to investing and there’s so many out there that I can’t pick!
Thanks for watching! Always know what you’re investing into 👍
Love how the auto subtitles got Fraken credit like it's Frankenstein's monster haha. This channel has been such a good resource for me just starting out, thanks for all your hard work!
LOL! That’s auto TH-cam subtitles for you. I appreciate the kind words 😊
Looking to invest in some ETFs this year thanks
Awesome! 👏
Can you do a video talking about/explaining the effects of AUD and foreign exchange rates when investing in ETFs like NDQ/IVV and the like?
Good idea. I’ll put it on the video idea list. Cheers 😃
Hi Community, I am still very new and learning a lot in my research. I think there is one obvious point I am having trouble understanding and I feel it is very confronting to me beginning my portfolio. How are we making money by investing? I understanding that divid ends are a ROI. But how are we making my by simply investing in a company, etf, etc. What return are we supposed to be seeing into our investment? Im just not sure I understand.
Usually you profit in shares in 2 ways:
1. Dividends as you mentioned.
2. Share price appreciation. The share price increases when there are more buyers than sellers or more demand for the shares. If you buy a stock for $5 and it increases to $10 then you just made a 100% profit (before tax).
Hey love your videos
What snp 500 etf do you recommend getting for Australians
Thank you
Thanks Sim! I’m not allowed to ‘recommend’ a particular product but some popular S&P 500 ETFs in Australia are IVV, IHVV, SPY, QUS. Please do your own research and decide which is best for you 👍
@@BryanInvest thanks so much
Would you recommend VOO at all?
See this is where stock market gets confusing to me. How can Australians get shares in the snp 500 because isn’t that in the American market?
Hey Bryan, thank you for the video mate, a real gem! I was wondering if you could give us an update about the ECOMI token and your strategy for it.
Hey Valter, thanks so much for your support mate! I’m still holding all my OMI. It’s a long term speculative investment for me. Unfortunately, the crypto and NFT space has been dragged down this year but I’m still hopeful for the future 🙏
@@BryanInvest Thanks for the update, I'm doing the same thing! Keep the great content coming mate!
@@valtersilva5386 you bet bro 👊
@@BryanInvest , VTS is a USA domiciled ETF, which I avoid.
Below is a response from Vanguard Australia in regard to VTS:
US estate tax may apply to an individual who is neither a US citizen nor domiciled in the US and, at the time of death, is the beneficial owner of the US ETF Securities. Generally, the first USD 60,000 of US-situated assets are exempt from US estate tax. The amount of the estate tax may be determined by the value of the US ETF Securities owned at death and may be reduced under the Australia/US estate tax treaty.
@@sumeriansumer1622 Hey there Sumerian, thank you for sharing. That's interesting to note. I think if one was to invest in VTS, they can apply for W-8 Ben form will make the AUS/US tax treaty come into play. You just need to keep re-applying every 3 years.
If you had to pick out of vdhg or dhhf which would you go with please Bryan??
They cover very similar things. However, VDHG contains about 10% of bonds and cash which makes it a bit ‘safer’ but would limit the performance. DHHF is basically all high growth stocks so may suit someone younger. Maybe consider your age and how long you plan to invest for when deciding.
For a big beginner what share should I invest in first ..I personally want to invest in woolworths...but someone said try Crypto
I suggest you do more research and learn about the principles of investing rather than investing in whatever random people suggest :)
Although I like crypto, it’s very risky especially for new investors.
Hi there, question
If I a’m student in Australia am I allowed to Invest in vanguard?
Because when I was doing the process they ask me for Australian documents
If you have an Australian student visa and in a course that will last more than 6 months then you are an Australian resident for tax purposes. You should be able to apply for a brokerage account.
Do you have to pay tax if you’re automatically reinvesting dividends for IVV?
Yes, you still have to pay tax for any stock even if you auto reinvest.
When you sell, is tax more complicate than selling a single stock company? Becuase after all, its a blending of multiple companies.
Hey Brett. No, it’s not more complicated. It is exactly the same as selling a single stock because even though you’re investing in multiple companies within the ETF, it is still classed as a single stock.
@@BryanInvest great to hear! many thanks mate
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What is VTS abbreviate for
Vanguard US Total Market
Can you explain blue chips please
It just means they are established well known companies. Eg. CBA, Woolworths, Coca Cola, Nike.
im new to this why wouldn't everyone invest in the us one if it gives more % per year?
Because nothing is guaranteed in the stock market. We look at the historical performance and hope that it can repeat itself. For all we know, the stock market could be down for the next decade. That’s why it’s important to give it as much time as possible.
What is your favourite ETF? :)
VAS!
VAS & VGS
NDQ certainly attractive for me - bullish on tech but not so much on financial companies so this certainly does the trick :). Great video thanks.
@@bevanwaayer284 Good stuff Bevan 👊
I am lazy vdhg for me , and when i pass on makes things simple for my wife to deal with
What does Etf abbreviate for ...
Exchange Traded Funds
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Vdhg would be double fee'd
Why speak so fasttt
Unfortunately, that is my natural talking speed. But I'm working on it ✊
I love the pace mate, SO much value in so little time! 🎉
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