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44d05/28

Ubs core UETW OR iShare EUNL

Hi everyone, I’m new to investing and planning to invest a small amount monthly for around 10 years ( initially planning) . I’m considering the UBS Core MSCI World UCITS ETF (UETW) because it’s cheaper per share than iShares EUNL. Is UETW a good long-term ETF for steady growth and global diversification? Any major downside compared to EUNL? Which one would you choose and why? Thanks! submitted by /u/swiperighttodie [link] [comments]

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Reddit r/investing47d05/25

Unwinding from a FA disaster

Had a few accounts with a ML advisor that he put into a sector rotation plan. 1/3 of it is in an inherited ira that needs to be zero in the next 6 years. The account did decent but we didn’t feel like the advisor wanted a smaller account. We moved to a “boutique” advisor that has done nothing with the accounts in a year. Sectors have changed in the last year and nothing has been done. Our portfolio is lagging way behind the S&P because of this advisor doing nothing. Each account has 20% in appro

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Reddit r/investing47d05/25

How soon could SpaceX become a part of the baskets for ETFs?

New NYSE rules should allow SpaceX to be considered a top 100 stock after 15 sessions, but would these be included in ETFs immediately, or after their next rebalancing (in December I think?) Would there be a convoluted way for a certain billionaire to engage in a very early buyback of the stock in that case? It seems like SpaceX could become very highly validated especially due to the low float, making it officially maybe even a percent of some ETFs. I wonder if buying the ETFs to raise their va

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Reddit r/Finanzen47d05/25⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

Ich bin ein verzweifelter Bär und nicht glücklich

Moin Leute, es ist wieder Zeit für so einen Beitrag. Die FOMO kickt gerade richtig und muss hier mal stellvertretend für alle Bären eine offene Diskussion anstoßen. Ich sitze noch auf viel Cash, was ich investieren will. Natürlich nur in ETFs, bin ja auch auf diesem Sub unterwegs😉. Ich weiß auch, dass time in the market besser ist als timing the market….ABER gerade in der aktuellen Zeit kann ich mich selbst nicht von dieser Rationalität überzeugen. Es kann absolut nicht sein, dass der Markt wei

Social◇ unclassifiedgermany · europe · taiwan
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance48d05/24

rate my diversification

hello! I’ve started investing ETFs beginning of this year. I am still learning but with the amount of available information I second guess myself a lot. so I wanted to hear from other people. this is not my only investment; I started a bit late (from my point of view) because wanted to have an emergency fund, be debt free etc. my current portfolio as below: V3EA - ESG developed EUR All cap - ACC ~40% EDMJ - MSCI Japan CTB Enhanced ESG - ACC ~38% EGLN - IShares Gold 22% as I just started these ar

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · usa · japan
Reddit r/Finanzen48d05/24

MFH zur Investition Bauen

Hallo zusammen, ich hätte gerne mal eine realistische Einschätzung von euch zu einem geplanten MFH-Neubau. Oder ob ich hier zu optimistisch bin. Kurz zu mir: 30 Jahre Einkommen aktuell ca. 85k brutto ca. 17k Steuern/Jahr ETF-Sparplan aktuell 1.500 €/Monat und 500 Euro Tagesgeld Leider früh geerbt: Eigenkapital ca. 400k liquide zusätzlich Baugrundstück vorhanden (ca. 800 m²) Grundstückwert grob ca. 200k (250 €/m²) Plan: 4-Parteienhaus zur Vermietung kein Keller 6 Außenstellplätze 3 Wallboxen eher

Social◇ unclassifiedgermany · usa · europe
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance48d05/24

27M in Ireland – €5k invested in SPYY, pension maxed with Zurich… what should I do next?

Hi everyone, Looking for some advice/opinions on my current investing setup. I’m based in Ireland and currently have about €5k invested in SPYY (State Street MSCI All Country World UCITS ETF Acc). I’m investing for the long term and mainly looking for growth. Currently I’m allocating 515€ to my pension, €500 into the etf and 500€ in my savings monthly. I’ve also already maxed out my pension monthly contributions with Zurich, so I’m trying to figure out the best next step outside of pension inves

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Reddit r/investing48d05/24

How much will the SpaceX scam affect my etf?

I have an ETF that follows the MSCI World UCITS ETF. I asked google how the SpaceX scam will affect my etf, and this is what I got: SpaceX will likely be added to the MSCI World index following its initial public offering (IPO). However, the Weighting Will Likely Be Small: Even though SpaceX is estimated to reach a multi-trillion-dollar valuation, its impact on broad index funds will be heavily mitigated by its "free float" (the percentage of shares actually available for public trading). If the

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Reddit r/Finanzen48d05/24⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

Investieren mit 50 für die Rente?

Moin Finanz-Freunde, Mein Papa wird dieses Jahr 50 und seine bisherige einzige Vorsorge war eine betriebliche Altersvorsorge-Versicherung welche sich aber nach genauem Lesen echt garnicht rechnet. Mein Papa will diese Versicherung auflösen und würde ca. 25.000€ frei bekommen. Er hat die Möglichkeit jeden Monat ca. 200-300€ zu sparen/zu investieren. Wie würdet Ihr ab 50 anfangen zu investieren wenn Ihr das Geld sicher in 17 Jahren benötigt. Klar wird er ja nicht alles an Geld sofort benötigen. Er

Social◇ unclassifiedgermany · europe · uk
Reddit r/investing48d05/24⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

34M and 34F Residents in Dubai (UAE) looking to invest 2000 - 3000 USD per month for long term into US Growth oriented ETF's.

As the title suggests. We make a total of arrpx 14500 USD a month. No Tax liabilities. We have the following saved up: Rainy Day + Home Fund - 80,000 USD Investment account (broker 1 - Etoro) - 18000 USD Investment account (broker 1 - IBKR) - 4000 USD GOALS: Long-term wealth (20 Year Horizon) Daughter's Education Fund (18 year horizon) Buying a home in the next 1 year for upto 540,000 USD. For this we will need 25% which we are saving up in the Rainy Day + Home Fund. Both Salaried Employees - To

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Reddit r/Finanzen48d05/24

Auto kaufen oder nochmal Leasen?

Hallo zusammen, ich brauche mal einen Rat zu einer finanziellen Entscheidung. Kurz zu meiner Situation: Ich bin 24 und verdiene ca. 3.400 € netto im Monat. Davon lege ich monatlich 1.300 € zurück, jeweils 50 % in ETFs und 50 % aufs Tagesgeld. Für Lebensmittel und freie Ausgaben plane ich etwa 550 € ein, zusätzlich gehen 50 € in eine Urlaubskasse. Ich pendle beruflich sehr viel und habe mich deshalb vor über einem Jahr für ein Elektroauto im Leasing entschieden. Die Kosten lagen bei etwa 500 € Le

Social◇ unclassifiedgermany · usa · europe
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance48d05/23

Is it easy to tell if a broker will provide access to all main ETFs?

I'm in my quest to choose my first broker. My main goal is long term ETF. However, I'm still confused and not decided which ETFs to go for, EU vs world, and then all the different 4-letter codes I see mentioned here. Can I assume that any top broker (Trading213, XTB, Lightyear, IBKR, etc) will have access to all of these, or do I need to do a deep search before looking into the other factors? submitted by /u/Frigorr [link] [comments]

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Reddit r/investing49d05/23

Straddle rule between similar but no identical ETFs like SMH and SOXX

Could someone with experience on taxes and investing clarify if one owns shares in an ETF like SMH, and hedges them with puts from another index like SOXX is that considered a straddle? I'm getting mix answers depending where you look and the IRS doesn not have a defined matrix or database and seems like a grey area. Brokerages won't flag the trade as those etfs track different indexes, but basically both are semiconductor indexes. thanks! submitted by /u/miguellan [link] [comments]

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Reddit r/eupersonalfinance49d05/23

Excluding big IPOs from passive portfolios

Hi 👋 I’m in a few all world etfs following FTSE and MSCI, anyone figured out a way to avoid exposure to spacex and other big tech IPOs? I think these are going to go into those stocks immediately at IPO and I think those stocks are totally overvalued Any tips welcome… only thing I can think of is going into value focused ETFs but I didn’t want to leave the tech sector altogether… submitted by /u/triolingo [link] [comments]

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · usa · uk
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance49d05/23

Is there some way of investing in individual US stocks using an EU domiciled financial instrument?

Holding US stocks directly as an EU citizen/resident means paying 30% dividend tax + additional financial exposure to US estate tax. At the same time, ETFs are too broad and don't allow targeted investments. Example: I want to hold NVIDIA but not TSLA. Is there some way to do this using EU domiciled products? submitted by /u/ineverfinishcake [link] [comments]

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Reddit r/Finanzen49d05/23

Förderrente (Riester) Scam - was damit tun?

Hallo, ich habe vor 20 Jahren diesen Riester Kram abgeschlossen, der ein kompletter Scam ist. Nicht einmal im letzten Jahr haben die es geschafft, Gewinn auf mein Geld zu erwirtschaften. Hätte ich das Geld in einem ETF World angelegt, hätte es wenigstens 7% Plus gemacht. In 2024 sogar +26%. Kann ich die auf Schadenersatz verklagen oder Untreue? Was mache ich mit dem Guthaben? Einfach kündigen? https://preview.redd.it/wirhh9xetu2h1.jpg?width=1783&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=088699bf2bb7bd9a348f1715fc

Social◇ unclassifiedgermany · europe
Reddit r/Finanzen49d05/23

ETF-Depot vom Kind verkaufen und sofort reinvestieren?

Wir besparen für unser Kind einen ETF-Sparplan (LYX00C). Der Gewinn liegt aktuell bei etwa 8k. Eine NV-Bescheinigung liegt bei der Bank. Macht es Sinn jetzt einmal das komplette Depot zu verkaufen und sofort wieder in das gleiche oder einen ähnlichen ETF zu reinvestieren um den Steuerfreibetrag vollständig zu nutzen? Das Kind ist noch klein und der Sparplan wird noch lange laufen. Mit der Krankenkasse hab ich wegen der Familienversicherungs-Falle schon gesprochen. Einmalige Gewinne über dem Limi

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Reddit r/eupersonalfinance49d05/23

Should I diversify further with a small cap ETF?

The title says mostly all. I’m currently investing in an ETF that follows a MSCI world index, invested in a single ETF only and I’ve been investing for about a year and a half now (around 1k€ monthly). I’ve been reading a lot about small cap ETF’s, especially the newer ones from Avantis. What are your opinions, should I diversify further? I don’t have a large sum invested yet (under six figures). submitted by /u/Southern-Spring-9569 [link] [comments]

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Reddit r/eupersonalfinance50d05/22⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

What do you think about these two AI infrastructure ETFs?

Hi there, I'm evaluating two thematic ETFs tied to the artificial intelligence boom and would love to hear your opinions and experiences. **VPN – Global X Data Center REITs & Digital Infrastructure ETF** Primarily invests in **data center REITs** — companies that physically own the buildings. The model is straightforward: they build and lease space on long-term contracts to hyperscalers, collecting stable rental income like a landlord. Top holdings include giants like Equinix and American Tower.

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · usa · russia
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance50d05/22⚠ coups-regime · 1/5

Lump Sum €25000 Investment

Hello all, I’ve got around €25,000 to invest and at the moment I’m looking at a couple of options. One is VWRA on the London Stock Exchange, which seems like a solid all-world ETF choice. The other option is going heavier into semiconductors. I’ve mainly been looking at SMH and SOXX on the Nasdaq after doing some basic research and using a bit of AI to compare them. I’m also interested in adding an emerging markets ETF that isn’t too dependent on the US, mainly just for a bit more diversificatio

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · usa · uk
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance51d05/21

Where do I begin with investing? I have about 500-1000€ per month available for this purpose.

So I live in Greece and I am 25 years old. I have no debt and would like to get into investing early. Problem is I have no idea where to start. I want something simple and safe. I was considering possibly ETFs? For now I can afford around something between 500-1000 per month for investing purposes. Where do you suggest I should start? Ofcourse I will look into different options myself but having some advice will be helpful. Thank you for your time. submitted by /u/Eldr1tchB1rd [link] [comments]

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