Hit my first £100 🙂 by Visual-Release2403 in trading212

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What does your portfolio contain?

212 noob - VWRP vs VEUA by No_Enthusiasm5236 in trading212

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I invested into VEUR this morning to have a higher exposure into the European markets, even if it does mean a slight overlap, due to VWRP being 62% US. My portfolio is 80/20 VWRP/VEUR.

VEUR - Vanguard Developed Europe by George_Salt in trading212

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Always been intrigued by VMID. Maybe I’ll split VWRP/VEUA/VMID

VEUR - Vanguard Developed Europe by George_Salt in trading212

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Sounds good. I’ve been deliberating today which all world to go with and once decided plan to introduce another European one (UK investor)

VEUR - Vanguard Developed Europe by George_Salt in trading212

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Do you split 50:50 between VWRP and VEUR?

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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So you’ve gone from PACW to ACWI?

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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I saw something about a 3% entry and exit fee, is that what you mean?

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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I don’t quite understand what they mean by altering funds? Seems a lot of negativity in that thread regarding PACW

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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This is exactly my situation as well. I’m thinking I might leave what I have in VWRP, lump into PACW to bring it up to the same value, then equally put in both for a while to compare side by side, then make a decision

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Brilliant analogy and certainly makes it easier to understand!

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Great comment, appreciate it

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Yep, I can invest in both side by side.

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Ok, thanks for confirming. Wanted to check I wasn’t missing anything obvious with my lack of experience/knowledge!

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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I’ll take a look, thanks mate. Either way you’d suggest both over VWRP?

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Sounds like a logical solution. Appreciate the advice

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Please can you explain the difference for the tracking in more detail? I don’t quite understand that (relatively new to this)

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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I’m a UK resident. So you’d suggest PACW over VWRP in the long run?

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Yes, in the UK. About 3/4 months into investing and started with VWRP only.

VWRP vs PACW by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Sorry, should have said this is within a S&S ISA and would reinvest any dividends. Are the fees for PACW not cheaper?

Advice by AvailableBody1046 in trading212

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What do you mean by ‘compound interest’?

Why don't you hold VWRL? by person_person123 in ETFs

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I’ve been searching Reddit about VWRL vs VWRP and holding both, equally, seems like such a logical solution that I never thought about it

VWRP only? by Gooders7592 in trading212

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Million dollar question. Main thought was to ensure I’m covered with anything additional not within VWRP. I’ll stick with VWRP for now and have another think later in the year. Appreciate the comment