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 [DIY] S&P 500 Index w/ 0.07% Annual Fee, Buy the best companies in the world

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rozack P
post Nov 29 2020, 11:13 PM

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Hmm but the news are prompting that Cathie may face hardship next year due to the current takeover battle, a bit uncertain, however, I lean towards the positive side of Cathie staying but not guarantee though.

Also, would like to ask sifus about S&P 500 ETFs.

Is there any reason not to consider ETFs like VTI/VOO from Vanguard. Assuming for 10 years long hold, the returns are almost the same, but the tracking error from Vanguard ETF is slightly better. The fees charged on Vanguard is 0.03% compared to 0.07% on CSPX.

Below are the data collected:
For iShare:
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For VOO:
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Also, while researching about VOO, I stumbled upon VOOG which offers better performance and looks promising albeit with the higher fees of 1.00% p.a.
VOOG:
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Any thoughts on the above?
rozack P
post Nov 29 2020, 11:35 PM

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QUOTE(rozack @ Nov 29 2020, 11:13 PM)
Hmm but the news are prompting that Cathie may face hardship next year due to the current takeover battle, a bit uncertain, however, I lean towards the positive side of Cathie staying but not guarantee though.

Also, would like to ask sifus about S&P 500 ETFs.

Is there any reason not to consider ETFs like VTI/VOO from Vanguard. Assuming for 10 years long hold, the returns are almost the same, but the tracking error from Vanguard ETF is slightly better. The fees charged on Vanguard is 0.03% compared to 0.07% on CSPX.

Below are the data collected:
For iShare:
user posted image
For VOO:
user posted image

Also, while researching about VOO, I stumbled upon VOOG which offers better performance and looks promising albeit with the higher fees of 1.00% p.a.
VOOG:
user posted image

Any thoughts on the above?
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For VOOG, its 0.1% p.a, sorry for the wrong data !

Also, I understand about the whole 15% dividend vs 30% dividend withholding tax, just curious to know, is it because of this that most do not choose US-domiciled ETF?
rozack P
post Oct 3 2021, 12:46 PM

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Hey guys, with the update of IBKR removing the inactivity fees and allowing us into the lowered tiered pricing part, I am planning to invest every quarter to buy 1 piece of CSPX (the one domiciled in irelend), so that will be equivalent to RM 2k transfer every quarter.

By doing this, am I really losing due to 'conversion rate and fees'? So this plan of mine is not advisable? What's a good DCA plan for a fresh grad like me to accumulate money then buy biggrin.gif

For me, I was thinking that the time in market aspect of this plan will triumph my loss due to the conversion rate and fees

 

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