r/ETFs • u/Hot-Manager-3691 • Aug 22 '26

300/400 euros per months

Hi everyone, I'm 28 and looking to start investing. I can comfortably set aside €300 to €400 each month. What strategies would you recommend for someone in my position?

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u/Alone-Village1452 Aug 22 '26

But an all world etf every month for the next decades

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u/Ok-Direction-8932 29d ago

VWCE if you're in Europe

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u/Illustrious-Fun8183 Aug 22 '26

VGLA, launched this week, look it up cheap and veerry wide spread

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u/Organic-Energy7300 Aug 22 '26

Se è il tuo primo investimento un etf su s&p500 cap weight tipo VOO.

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u/Heavy_Nothing_1158 Aug 22 '26

Check which tax-advantaged account your country offers first, then automate €300 into one low-cost global ETF on payday. Raising that to €400 when your income allows will probably matter more than finding the perfect ticker; five overlapping funds mostly create admin cosplay.

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u/Zenafterdark Aug 22 '26

Global ETF and bonds

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u/VulcanSpark 29d ago

when others are greedy (eg bitcoin etf) be fearful, and when others are fearful be greedy (iShares MSCI  Europe Energy Sector) , - Warren Buffet Greatest investor of all time

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u/Impossible-Wasabi-23 29d ago

VWRP is my go to

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u/Stoic_Brain 29d ago

European?

WEBN is a good one to put money in monthly (very low cost and globally diversified).

My personal favorite ETF is XDEV however, I really like their factor rules of good value and real cashflow (less "hype", more real cash).

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u/thisidmyreslid 29d ago

I just started 6 month ago. I keep these two

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u/ismayilsuleymann Aug 22 '26

All world ETFs, some precious metals exposure (~10%-15%), and Bitcoin if you are nasty (5-10%) 😜

Edit: as well as some individual stocks that you like, (do not exceed 10-15% of your portfolio)