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Mutual Funds, Index Funds, & ETF Course for $0 (Was $119) @ Stewardship Finance Academy

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CHRISTMAS2022

Tis the season of giving, and giving I shall.

This 3hr video course would provides a comprehensive steps to achieve

  • instant diversification

  • lower risk

  • simpler decision processes

  • lower investment cost

through taking advantage of mutual funds, index funds, and ETF’s.

Use the code provided to get this course for free, OR go to the link, click the button, and apply the code.

Merry Christmas, Happy New Year to all, and Happy Investing!

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  • +10

    Err.. buy VAS if you want Australia only exposure, or buy VGS if you eant international. Saved you $0 and 3 hours. Merry Xmas.

    • Yeah I’m curious on how you need a course to tell you that a ETF provides a low cost option for diversification.

      I just watched the summary of PE Ratio. OP says a lower PE ratio is better and anything over the 15 PE is expensive and to choose the ETF with the lowest ratio. No mention of value stocks v growth. No mention of PE ratios being different for different sectors.

      If anyone does download this please make sure it’s only one of many places of research to learn about investing.

    • What are your thoughts on US ETF SCHD - Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF with an expense ratio of 0.06% vs VGS 0.18% and VAS 0.10%?

      If you love AU shares index funds, wouldn't you prefer A200 BetaShares Australia 200 ETF with management costs of 0.07% and dividend yield of 6.2% instead of VAS 4.3%?

      Merry Christmas!

      • +3

        VAS & A200 have had very similar performances. There are multiple articles on them if you google VAS vs A200. In some periods, one will perform better, and in other periods, the other will perform better. Overall A200 has performed a tiny bit better than VAS. VAS has been around much longer than A200. Over the last ten years, VAS has returned an average of 9.32% per annum.

        Dividend yield for most people isn't as important as total return. Dividends may be more important for retirees (due to franking credits), and capital growth may be more important for income earners (due to the 50% CGT reduction after holding for 12 months).

      • -3

        Dividend is irrelevant in total returns and is actually detrimental because of causing high income tax. Its only good for noobs who dont know how or cant be bothered to liquidate to receive income instead.

    • +1

      You could also just dollar cost average VDHG on an automated basis (dependant on your age bracket). Set and forget.

  • Is it Aus specific?

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