I just wanted your advice on a possible portfolio. I am in my mid thirties. Living and working in Switzerland and have a few 100K to bring to the market.
Also be careful, especially if you two have children. Even if you have a marriage contract, the judge can negate it and your wife gets half of it in case of a divorce.
Thank you for the hint of VAGX.SW. I wasn’t aware that Vanguard had such a global aggregate bond ETF. I am not such a fan of iShares so this is an alternative to AGGH.SW although pretty new and not much assets under management (AUM)… So because of that low AUM and being a pretty new ETF (September 2021) I would not include it as part of my portfolio. But definitely an ETF to keep the eyes on, especially if things changes in terms of interest rates.
I read the wrong column (Share Class Assets with 2.46M) instead of Total Assets with 2.8B. So yes AUM is more then fine I guess, then I saw trading volume is quite low but I was also told this is not such of a problem.
I would definitely trust the fact sheet over justETF and the fact sheet clearly says total assets are CHF 2.8 billion. It seems justETF consistently shows the volume of the share class, not the whole fund. The volume of the share class is much less important, though. E.g. see Vanguard’s reply with regards to the risk of fund closure: I asked Vanguard - Which AUM is important for a fund's closure risk? - Bogleheads.org
Which is correct, because this is what you buy. And share classes can be also closed, and I guess it is easier to do than to close the whole fund.
But it is also correct that factsheet usually shows both numbers.
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