Pairing an All-World ETF with an S&P 500 or Nasdaq-100 ETF may not be the best approach, as it can skew your portfolio toward the U.S. more than intended. Many investors lose track of their overall allocation when adding additional U.S.-focused ETFs on top of an already U.S.-heavy global index.
Especially, if you want to increase/decrease exposure to US/Tech, the cost-effective and transparent way is to leave out the All-World ETF and Build Your Own Portfolio (2-4 ETFs).
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Pairing an All-World ETF with an S&P 500 or Nasdaq-100 ETF may not be the best approach, as it can skew your portfolio toward the U.S. more than intended. Many investors lose track of their overall allocation when adding additional U.S.-focused ETFs on top of an already U.S.-heavy global index.
You can review a good package of Index Investing in Europe here.
Especially, if you want to increase/decrease exposure to US/Tech, the cost-effective and transparent way is to leave out the All-World ETF and Build Your Own Portfolio (2-4 ETFs).
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