Anonymous

10 Aug 2020

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Which do you prefer, VT or VWRA? There are slight difference between these ETFs. For example, VT is a lot cheaper in terms of expense ratio but VT will incur higher dividend WHT. VWRA is accumulating while VT is distributing. Any preference?

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Lee John

10 Aug 2020

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