Selling my ETF pie for this

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The video likely resonated with viewers by addressing a common investor dilemma: whether to switch to a potentially better-performing or more cost-effective investment. The creator's personal decision-making process and clear comparison of key metrics like expense ratios provided actionable insights and a relatable narrative.

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The creator is considering selling their current ETF holdings to invest in a new Vanguard FTSE Global All-Cap ETF. They highlight its broad diversification and lower expense ratio compared to their existing Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF, suggesting it's a potentially better investment option.

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1Introduction of the new ETF and comparison to existing holdings
2Explanation of the new ETF's features (diversification, expense ratio)
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There’s is a NEW vanguard all world ETF and I am considering selling my ETF pie to buy it👀📈 #stocks

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Vanguard FTSE Global All-Cap (Acc) £3.6912 0.0164 (0.45%) at close Selling my ETF pie for this The NEW best ETF NOW BEST INVEST YESTERDAY, VANGUARD FOOTSIE CAP HOLDS 7,000 ALSO CAP THE ALL NOT. PREVIOUSLY THE WHAT MOST SHINING HERE? EXPENSE SHOW P. VANGUARD WORD. THE RATIO 0.14% A YEAR THIS F, PAY YOU INVESTED NOW IN SO UPDATED BUT 0.07 50% LESS THAT YOUR GET EXPOSURE, OF VOLATILITY, MORE AND LESS EXPENSES YEAR. KNOW YOU AM CONSIDERING SELLING OF PIE BUYING NEW BELIEVE GREAT I'VE RATIO, THE THINGS ON HISTORY HOW PERFORM. FAN. AM SELLING WHOLE POSITION.

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Is this now the best ETF to invest in? As of yesterday, Vanguard released the FTSE Global All-Cap ETF. This holds 7,000 stocks. It also tracks small-cap stocks, the FTSE All World. Not previously the one that I previously said was the best. What most shining light here? Expense ratio. I'm gonna show you the VWRP first. This is the Vanguard FTSE All-World. The word. The expense ratio is 0.14% a year, which means every year that you have invested within it, now, in this new one, so it doesn't actually been updated on here yet, but it's 0.0750% less that your get exposure, of volatility, more potentially more gains and less expenses per year. So I want to know what you am considering selling out of my ETF pie, buying new ETF because I really do believe it's a great option. You know, now that I've looked into the expense ratio, the the things on here, I'm not sold on because there is no history back in how they will perform. But I am a fan. I am selling, whole position. The new Vanguard FTSE Global All-Cap (Acc) is now the best ETF. It holds 7,000 stocks and has a lower expense ratio than the Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF.