ETFs i buy every single month (Canada with $200k+ portfolio)

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The video provides valuable, concise financial advice that resonates with viewers looking for simplified investment strategies. The creator's personal experience and clear explanation of the benefits of an all-in-one ETF make the content relatable and actionable.

Summary

The creator explains that instead of buying multiple ETFs, it's more efficient for beginners to invest in a single all-in-one ETF that offers global diversification. They personally invest in XEQT monthly.

Structure

1Introduction to monthly ETF purchases
2Critique of buying multiple ETFs
3Recommendation for an all-in-one ETF
4Personal investment choice (XEQT)
5

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i used to buy 3 ETFs every month like everyone else. now I just buy 1 and touch grass. buying multiple ETFs feels like ‘diversifying’, but you’re probably just buying the same stocks 3x over. for beginners, the move is an all‑in‑one ETF: a basket of thousands of stocks, globally diversified, with developed + emerging markets. now i only buy XEQT every month. you could pick: •VEQT •ZEQT •FEQT similar funds with tiny differences in fees and holdings. just pick ONE and buy it every month (or better, automate it). and before you yell at me: XEQT is 100% stocks. that fits my early‑30s high‑risk profile. as i get closer to retirement, the mix will change… so i lied :) 💸 i’ve been using wealthsimple to invest for 8 years now, link is in my bio if you want $25 when you join #investingforbeginners #investing #PersonalFinance #stockmarket #etfs

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The video mentions and recommends XEQT as a single all-in-one ETF for investment.

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ETFs i buy every single month (Canada with $200k+ portfolio)

Transcript

I used to buy 3 ETFs every month like everyone else. Now I just buy 1 and touch grass. Buying multiple ETFs feels like diversifying, but you're probably just buying the same stocks 3x over. For beginners, the move is an all-in-one ETF: a basket of thousands of stocks, globally diversified, with developed + emerging markets. Now I only buy XEQT every month. You could pick VEQT, ZEQT, FEQT, similar funds with tiny differences in fees and holdings. Just pick ONE and buy it every month (or be