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 Bogleheads Local Chapter [Malaysia Edisi]

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honsiong
post Feb 9 2022, 01:48 PM

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Not a pure boglehead, but have substantial holding of VXUS and some in VWRA too.

Since bogleheads mostly recommend the 3 fund portfolio, there really isn't much to talk about.

So instead, we find cheap brokers and cheapest way to move monies around can?
honsiong
post Feb 9 2022, 02:04 PM

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QUOTE(DragonReine @ Feb 9 2022, 02:01 PM)
I'm curious about cheap brokers too, and what's the preferred broker for y'all who do invest in Bogle suggested portfolio
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IBKR macam winning.

But I opened Futu Moomoo and CIMB Prosperus, too lazy to switch after that.

I like Futu a lot, very friendly to use.
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post Apr 4 2022, 05:43 PM

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QUOTE(melondance @ Apr 4 2022, 10:57 AM)
Referring to your post above, it's crazy how Stashaway and other Roboadvisors fee of 0.7% can severely eat into the dividend yield of their corresponding ETFs... Even just investing in non Ireland domiciled ETF is wayyy better. Hopefully there will be local platform that provides Ireland domiciled ETF in the future..
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Bcoz only in MY SG HK, dividends are kings. In US, they play the game of capital gains.


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post Aug 14 2023, 05:13 PM

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QUOTE(melondance @ Aug 14 2023, 05:08 PM)
I wonder if investing is ASNB is also a nono for Bogleheads, because its primarily in MY market even though its fixed price..
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I can't speak for everyone, and frankly I am not THAT much of a boglehead having only 15% of net worth in VWRA + VXUS.

ASNB and EPF are nono for me bcoz they are not free-floating, there are some serious downsides:

1. You don't get to fully profit from stock markets going up. Some of the gains are reduced somewhere so that dividends can be paid out during the down years.

2. Ringgit concentration risk, neither of this protects against an improbable but devastating hyperinflation event.

3. Fixed risks for everyone, not good for young ppl who should have more exposure in more volatile assets like equities.

 

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