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  • The case for indexing is still compelling after 25 years
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    The case for indexing is still compelling after 25 years

    From a standing start in 1998, index funds now account for $700 billion of assets under management in Australia. That's mainly to do with cost and performance.

    8th Aug, 2023

    Source: Vanguard

  • What an Australian bias can cost a portfolio
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    What an Australian bias can cost a portfolio

    Here’s how a broadly diversified portfolio with international exposure ultimately produces more stable returns.

    4th Jul, 2023

    Source: Vanguard

  • Strategic asset allocation: a timeless solution
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    Strategic asset allocation: a timeless solution

    While adopting a tactical asset allocation might seem tempting during bouts of heightened volatility, the timing and skill required to perfectly execute a portfolio shift is near impossible. Sticking to a strategic asset allocation however is likely to yield better returns.

    22nd Aug, 2022

    Sponsored by Vanguard

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