Anonymous

31 May 2020

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I’m thinking of buying IWDA vs VUSD. Which is a better option?

I know one tracks the world index while one tracks S&P500. Any advice?

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Frankie Rappaport

31 May 2020

Both are fine, IWDA more diversified (lower risk), VUSD focused on the hitherto number 1 economy in the world (higher performance than world mix).

However IWDA still has 65% USA exposure. To mitigate that, one could choose 50% SP500 and 50% MSCI World ex-USA

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