Alternative to Vanguard

talexuser

Is there an equivalent to Vanguard FTSE Dev World ex UK INCOME fund that I could buy within 30 days in the GIA if wanting to crystalise some gains?

grumiofoundation

L and G international index? 

https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factsheet-data/factsheet/GB00B2Q6HW61-legal--general-international-ind-i-acc/key-statistics

talexuser

Thanks but not on iWeb (and acc).

Alexland

talexuser said:

Thanks but not on iWeb (and acc).

Both the Acc and Inc versions are showing on the iWeb public website with a "Deal Now" button but I can no longer login to test.
https://www.markets.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/funds-centre/fund-supermarket/detail/GB00B2Q6HX78

dunstonh

Any reason it has to be acc units?  In a GIA, inc units are normally favoured to allow easier CGT calculations.

Alexland

dunstonh said:

Any reason it has to be acc units?  In a GIA, inc units are normally favoured to allow easier CGT calculations.

I thought from the top post they wanted Inc units but were unhappy that the L&G fund Fidelity link defaults to Acc units even though there is a dropdown to change to Inc units as the fund is available on most platforms in both types?

talexuser

Thanks all, I wanted inc for ease of calculations as in the first post. The inc did not come up in my search, but iWeb search is not one of the best unless you have their version of exact names. That one will do nicely I think.

dealyboy

... sorry don't quite understand your question (but I am a novice), just in case it helps I find that iWeb is fine on searches, just enter the ISIN ... 

https://www.markets.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/funds-centre/fund-supermarket/detail/GB00B2Q6HX78

GB00B2Q6HX78 gives L&G International Index Trust I Inc

eskbanker

dealyboy said:

... sorry don't quite understand your question (but I am a novice), just in case it helps I find that iWeb is fine on searches, just enter the ISIN ... 

https://www.markets.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/funds-centre/fund-supermarket/detail/GB00B2Q6HX78

GB00B2Q6HX78 gives L&G International Index Trust I Inc

The typical use for fund searches is to use key words within the name in order to locate a specific product, rather than the starting with the specific product and finding its name!