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Matthew Tan
14 Apr 2020
Undergraduate at NTU
You can consider VWRA since its an accumulating version of VWRD.
But if not, IWDA since the expense ratios are lower and its an accumulating etf which reinvests dividends. However IWDA does include emerging markets so you can look into EIMI as well
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To summarise the main difference,
IWDA
Total fund asset = 21.8 billion
Markets = Developed
No. of holdings = 1645
Expense ratio = 0.20%
VWRD/VWRA
Total fund asset = 4.4 billion
Markets = Developed and Developing
No. of holdings = 3267
Expense ratio = 0.20%
Personally, I would consider VWRA for both the exposure to developed and developing markets, as well as the fact that dividends are reinvested - fuss-free manner of reinvesting the dividends back, useful for long term investment