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Vanguard extend ETF range

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  • westy22
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    Snowman - I was just looking at your speadsheet when magically it started to add in my details right before my eyes :T
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  • SnowMan
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    westy22 wrote: »
    Youinvest SIPP - VUSA Dividend @ 0.159943 = £36.33 ($60.76) at a conversion rate of 0.597881

    The spreadsheet works by magic, I don't have to update it :rotfl:

    Looks like that is roughly 0.601 x 0.995 (based on the 0.5% charge).

    It is increasingly looking like First Direct are applying no explicit charge.

    Was your credited date 28th or 31st March?
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  • westy22
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    I wish my spreadsheets worked like that!

    Divi credited on 28th March on Youinvest and not yet received in my X-O account. Will post when it does land.
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  • grey_gym_sock
    grey_gym_sock Posts: 4,508 Forumite
    westy22 wrote: »
    Youinvest ... at a conversion rate of 0.597881

    yup, same rate for me on the 28th (predictably).

    interesting, if first direct are really charging almost nothing for FX, but refusing to tell you so!
  • Glen_Clark
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    westy22 wrote: »
    Youinvest SIPP - VUSA Dividend @ 0.159943
    Hi, may I ask where you got that figure from?
    X-O don't give the figure in $
    I got a figure of $0.15994 (without the 3 on the end) from Vanguard website https://www.vanguard.co.uk/institutional/mvc/investments/etf#disttab
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  • Glen_Clark
    Glen_Clark Posts: 4,397 Forumite
    I received mine in my X-O account today 31 March, dated 28th March when they were due.
    VUKE: Sterling paid in full
    VUSA: 1715 x $0.15994 = $274.2971 - Received £162.70 = 0.5931524
    VWRL: 1103 x $0.44116 = $486.59948 - Received £288.62 = 0.5931366
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  • westy22
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    Glen_Clark wrote: »
    Hi, may I ask where you got that figure from?

    Youinvest are really good with the information on their dividend notifications - it has all the details you need shown on the note.

    On the other hand, X-O show nothing but the sterling value credited - you have to work all the rest out for yourself!

    Still, you pays your money....
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  • westy22
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    X-O VUSA now credited. Shows as 28 Mar but credited on 31 Mar.

    VUSA: Conversion Rate works out at 0.59315
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  • Glen_Clark
    Glen_Clark Posts: 4,397 Forumite
    Front page of FT shows 1.6661$ per £, a fall of 0.01% yesterday.
    So current rate is 1 / 1.6661 = 0.600204
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  • SnowMan
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    edited 1 April 2014 at 9:19AM
    Glen_Clark wrote: »
    Front page of FT shows 1.6661$ per £, a fall of 0.01% yesterday.
    So current rate is 1 / 1.6661 = 0.600204

    Trading range yesterday (31st March) from yahoo was 0.5994 to 0.6019.

    0.5994 and 0.6024 seem to be the low and highs respectively covering the period 28th and 31st March.

    So the 0.593 conversion looks like some sort of material currency conversion charge from x-o of between 1 to 1.5% (based on these highs and lows), but hard to say what that is without knowing precisely when the conversion was made.

    I couldn't find anything on x-o's website that stated their charge.

    (figures in previous posts have magically updated themselves into the spreadsheet by the way :snow_grin)
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