VDHG is know for being tax-inefficient. VDHG or roll your own — Passive Investing Australia There’s a better alternative (IMO): DHHF and other...
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Currently hold all of my portfolio in VDHG as a means of gathering diversified exposure to high growth assets across the world. When I first...
Okay thanks Waterboy and Big A. Will check out those threads, just getting my head into this new space. Jesus my brain doesn't like to learn new...
Indeed. If you are a roll your owner there is no point owning VDHG unless you have a core satellite strategy. I used to have basically all VDHG,...
...holding. I went down the path of VAS / VGS but a single holding in VDHG will also do the job. I personally don't have an interest in the Bonds...
...management fees - just the regular ETF management fee (0.27%pa for VDHG). They have full auto-invest support as well. Just read the...
Perhaps the comparison was to roll your own rather than 80% VDHG / 20% additional bonds
I'm interested in investing in VDHG due to it's set and forget simplicity, but I see the growth of the fund since inception isn't all that...
I am currently holding just VDHG in my share allocation and I am holding cash (as offset for my residential IP loans). I want to put a bit more in...
How would something like VDHG or DHHF work when you start drawing down. When selling shares to fund retirement, would it be more inefficient than...
VDHG likely a good fit for Super given the tax nature of some of the distributions. Our personal investment distributions are mostly franked...
VAS VGS or VDHG (costs a little more but might protect you from yourself) As for your core I’d suggest Pilates:cool:.
...whatever the index funds are investing in, some of which may be cash. VDHG has up to 9% in bonds and 5% in fixed interest. You would be undoing...
...this the best way? Using my spare cash. I was thinking to invest into VDHG using the method dollars cost averaging. Example buying $2000 per...
...given my timeframe until retirement. I am leaning towards the VDHG or DHHF ETF's. However I would like a set and forget approach where 10% of...
...and enjoy the exposure to the index. You're paying another 20bps for VDHG over VAS and I don't see the value for the sake of just contributing...
...hedging, bonds, fixed interest… I keep doubting myself because I know vanguards VDHG add 16% Int hedging and honestly feel like vanguard knows...
You can have just one if simplicity is your priority Eg VDHG or DHHF Unfortunately we don’t have a whole world fund like VT that includes small...
That's why I decided to go for VDHG ( in super),am aware I'm loading up with Oz exposure having the large Lic's as well & VAS but am after the...
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