100% equity suggestions.

Jimmyc

Finding myself with quite a lot of excess money at the minute, I’ve already increasing my pension contributions, boosted the rainy day/ emergency fund. Looking at boosting my LISA and ISA contribution, LISA will be maxing out first won’t be touching the money for over 20 years happy to go 100% equity with a high exposure to USA 

Neruda

Aren't you lucky! Don't forget to increase your charitable giving: no earthly investment can match treasure in heaven.

aroominyork

A global index fund has a high exposure to the USA. Thank you and goodnight.

Thrugelmir

SP 500, Russell 2000 , Russell 3000 . There's numerous options to obtain a high US exposure. 

tebbins

Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap is nearly 60% USA exposure, and that's a very vanilla 100% equity global index fund.
Why do you want high USA exposure? US equities are very highly priced currently compared to most of the rest of world.

Jimmyc

Just to balance. 

Don’t have must investment in us 

Jimmyc

Neruda said:

Aren't you lucky! Don't forget to increase your charitable giving: no earthly investment can match treasure in heaven.

Thank you for your helpful post 

grumiofoundation

Neruda said:

Aren't you lucky! Don't forget to increase your charitable giving: no earthly investment can match treasure in heaven.

Some employers match pension contributions….

MX5huggy

HSBC FTSE All-world is cheap at 0.13% if you are on a cheap platform.

https://monevator.com/best-global-tracker-funds/

aroominyork

Jimmyc said:

Neruda said:

Aren't you lucky! Don't forget to increase your charitable giving: no earthly investment can match treasure in heaven.

Thank you for your helpful post 

Good. So you want charitable and USA. Donate to the Gates Foundation - job done. Your money will save many lives.

eskbanker

Jimmyc said:

Just to balance. 

Don’t have must investment in us 

Perhaps worth sharing what you're already invested in, if this is (understandably) going to influence your next move, unless you're literally saying that you're after a US-only equity fund, no more and no less?

On what basis did you select your existing investments and how have your criteria changed since then?