Vanguard is good for deciding asset allocation but lacks Acc ETFs. InvestEngine has the best range of ETFs. T212 provides real time Trading and Limit Buys.
Have you ever considered a more dividend focused approach to investing? I think the good thing about that is when the market is moving sideways for a long period you can continue to collect dividends. Or even if your investments fall in share price you can buy at a cheaper price improving your yield on cost. I wish we were able to invest in americas SCHD in a stocks and shares ISA! I'm considering a blend of the top holdings in SCHD in a pie, along with a larger allocation to the all world etf, with some BDCs like Ares Capital and MAIN if you've heard of them? Also if you invest in the all cap fund until you're able to retire, how would you go about living off your investment? Live off the capital you built up? Or would you change to bonds, or something more income focused? Apologies for the essay 😅
Thanks for the comment Sam! I do like global dividend index funds, like VHYL, although personally I’m still sticking with the FTSE Global All Cap. I do understand/appreciate what you’re saying though. In terms of retirement, I’m quite far away from it, but I plan to keep investing into the All Cap but change to the income version! I would hopefully live off partly the dividends from the fund and partly the capital I’ve built up over time. And I haven’t heard of SCHD or BDCs - what are those?
Thanks mate, good video 😎 I agree, T212 is pretty much the best for UK based, used it for years now. Cheers 👍🏻
Thanks Adam! Yeah solid platform, especially if looking to invest into individual stocks 💪
Vanguard is good for deciding asset allocation but lacks Acc ETFs.
InvestEngine has the best range of ETFs.
T212 provides real time Trading and Limit Buys.
Nice summary George, I think you’re spot on mate! All 3 are solid picks, and can be used to fit a specific persons style 👌
Great video Ryan!
Thanks a lot Connor!
Fabulous video ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching Lawrence! 😍
Have you ever considered a more dividend focused approach to investing? I think the good thing about that is when the market is moving sideways for a long period you can continue to collect dividends. Or even if your investments fall in share price you can buy at a cheaper price improving your yield on cost. I wish we were able to invest in americas SCHD in a stocks and shares ISA! I'm considering a blend of the top holdings in SCHD in a pie, along with a larger allocation to the all world etf, with some BDCs like Ares Capital and MAIN if you've heard of them? Also if you invest in the all cap fund until you're able to retire, how would you go about living off your investment? Live off the capital you built up? Or would you change to bonds, or something more income focused? Apologies for the essay 😅
Thanks for the comment Sam! I do like global dividend index funds, like VHYL, although personally I’m still sticking with the FTSE Global All Cap. I do understand/appreciate what you’re saying though.
In terms of retirement, I’m quite far away from it, but I plan to keep investing into the All Cap but change to the income version! I would hopefully live off partly the dividends from the fund and partly the capital I’ve built up over time.
And I haven’t heard of SCHD or BDCs - what are those?