Which global tracker fund and platform for sipp and isa?

Tonys101

A globe index fund/etf 

Has a weight towards us stocks cuz there the biggest stocks thats the point its weighted to how the world is. 

Not trying to be a smart !!!!!! if you invest in a world index fund it will be weight one way or another as thats just how the world is made up  

Never go with equal weighted 

I like hargreaves lansdown for buying funds why? cuz there support is world class you get a reply quicker then usian bolt can run the 100m 

if your playing with big boy money use a quality broker 

 HSBC all word the fund  is my choice  id pick 

The more complex you make your investing the more knowledge you need i mean people have jobs to literally mange funds and stuff and the likes of me and you beating them is not good




Here is HL charges might be a bit expensive to some people The support i get i love it  

Stargunner

Tonys101 said:

A globe index fund/etf 

Has a weight towards us stocks cuz there the biggest stocks thats the point its weighted to how the world is. 

Not trying to be a smart !!!!!! if you invest in a world index fund it will be weight one way or another as thats just how the world is made up  

Never go with equal weighted 

I like hargreaves lansdown for buying funds why? cuz there support is world class you get a reply quicker then usian bolt can run the 100m 

if your playing with big boy money use a quality broker 

 HSBC all word the fund  is my choice  id pick 

The more complex you make your investing the more knowledge you need i mean people have jobs to literally mange funds and stuff and the likes of me and you beating them is not good




Here is HL charges might be a bit expensive to some people The support i get i love it  

If you are playing with big boy money then you would be better using someone like IWeb, because they do not charge a management fee. They just charge £5 to buy and sell funds.
If you are drip feeding on a regular basis HL are good, as they do not charge to buy and sell funds.

Albermarle

JohnWinder said:

EthicsGradient said:

As a matter of interest, what were those HSBC fund(s)? Since I have a couple, I wouldn't like to think they'd snuck a price increase past me.

https://citywire.com/wealth-manager/news/hsbc-raises-fees-on-low-cost-7-8bn-global-strategy-range/a2439616

'The annual management charge for the five-strong fund range will inch up owing to the ‘growth and sophistication’ of the funds, says HSBC.'

These are multi asset funds, not global index trackers.

Typically they charge 0.2% and probably they will presumably 'inch up' towards the 0.22% Vanguard charge for their LifeStrategy funds. 

redpete

Tonys101 said:

A globe index fund/etf 

Has a weight towards us stocks cuz there the biggest stocks thats the point its weighted to how the world is. 

Not trying to be a smart !!!!!! if you invest in a world index fund it will be weight one way or another as thats just how the world is made up  

Never go with equal weighted 

By 'equal weighted' do you mean something like 25% US, 25% Europe, 25% Far East, 25% Emerging?

Why are you so against equal weighting?