“We built a set of ETFs, a set of beta exposures and a set of smart beta exposures… today we're the fifth largest ETF manufacturer in the world.”
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Schwab Asset Management
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“‘These all-in-one ETFs do have a fairly heavy allocation to Australia… often like 35 to 40%… you can keep it as core but just don’t add Australian satellites.’”
Matt Ingram · Equity Mates Investing Podcast · Ask an Adviser: Debt recycling, super & investing for kids - Community mailbag with Matt Ingram
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advise using an all-in-one ETF as the core holding and add only international satellite ETFs to reduce Australian market exposure
35-40% Australian allocation in typical all-in-one ETFs
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