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VANGUARD MSCI IND INTL ETF

123.500

-4.080-3.20%

Volume:278.73K

Turnover:34.69M

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High:127.000

Open:126.310

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2 top ASX ETFs I'd buy for my family

Here's how much $5,000 invested in these global ASX ETFs 5 years ago would be worth today

Here's how much the Vanguard MSCI Index International Shares ETF (VGS) currently pays in dividends

Why today is a monumental day for ASX ETFs

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5 of the best ASX ETFs to buy in February

What did Morningstar subscribers buy and sell during January?

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2 reasons to buy the Vanguard MSCI Index International Shares ETF (VGS) today (and 1 not to)

How much of my portfolio would I invest in one ASX ETF?

3 reasons I think the Vanguard MSCI Index International Shares ETF (VGS) is a buy in 2025

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Owning 50 individual businesses in a portfolio would probably be seen as diversified, but would owning just one ASX ETF count, too?There are many different options to consider, such as ETFs that give exposure to Australian shares, global shares, US shares, European shares, Asian shares, or perhaps a specific industry or theme. 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And if you are relatively new to investing, you might have read about the importance of diversification between different stock market sectors. As well as diversifying between sectors, you can also diversify your portfolio by adding quality companies from international markets. For example, investors with holdings in blue-chip stocks like Apple or Amazon enjoyed massive returns in 2024. But how do we get our hands on these quality holdings?One way is to buy ASX exchange-traded funds , which provide exposure to multiple companies at once. Why not just stick to Australian stocks?Using a brokerage account you can buy and sell units in an ASX ETF the same way you purchase individual shares. This gives you access to global markets without needing foreign brokerage accounts. It also helps diversify your portfolio. 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