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Should You Dump Your All-Equity ETF?

To reduce fees, DIY investors may be tempted to sell their all-equity ETF, purchasing the underlying ETFs directly instead. Before taking the plunge, check out this video for several reasons why you should just stick with a single ETF. The below topics are explained in this asset allocation ETF tutorial: 00:00 Intro. 00:19 Potential fee savings from selling your all-equity ETF (XEQT or VEQT) and buying their underlying ETFs directly instead. 01:17 Why you should forget about this strategy if your portfolio is small. 01:54 Why managing a portfolio of several ETFs will be more difficult than sticking with an all-equity ETF. 02:28 Historical return comparison of VEQT vs. its underlying ETF holdings, rebalanced monthly (VCN + VUN + VIU + VEE). 03:03 Vanguard’s index data advantage over the average DIY investor. 04:37 An additional 2-ETF portfolio (VCN + VXC) to consider as a replacement to VEQT. 05:38 Historical return comparison of VEQT vs. a 2-ETF portfolio (VCN + VXC) vs. a 4-ETF portfolio (VCN + VUN + VIU + VEE) Subscribe to Justin Bender’s Blog: https://www.canadianportfoliomanagerb... Visit the Bender, Bender & Bortolotti Team: https://www.pwlcapital.com/teams/bend...