To avoid all these it is advisable to take exposure to
equities via Index Fund or ETFs and enjoy the risk premium you get by way of returns in long term.
Not exact matches
I also hold additional
equity assets
via Canadian
index ETFs and mutual
funds.
I agree with the Accumulator's points about Global
Index linkers but would point out that a Global
Equity fund would also give a measure of protection against home - grown inflation
via currency depreciation as well as capital / income growth.
About 15 % of our net worth is in non-US
equities via two
index funds (one large cap and one small cap, but the large cap is about 90 % of that allocation).
About 15 % of our net worth is in non-US
equities via two
index funds (one large cap and one small cap, but the large cap is about 90 % of that allocation).
If you side with the optimists, you can gain exposure to Canadian and global
equity markets
via a number of ETFs and
index funds, such as:
Half my pension is in global
equities i.e. mostly foreign
via an
index tracking
fund and Fundsmith.
I am an active
equity manager, but I encourage people to use passive investing
via index funds, unless they can find a manager who can reliably obtain outperformance.