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General Category => Shares => Topic started by: stealthywealth.co.za on October 12, 2016, 11:29:30 am
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FYI there are two new Coreshares ETF products launching towards end October:
CoreShares S&P500
CoreShares S&P Global Property
TER's will be 0.45% for the CoreShares S&P500 & 0.50% for the CoreShares Global Property (i.e. the S&P one is much cheaper than DBXUS)
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Nice!
S&P Property have an annualised growth of just over 7% for last 5 years though. Supposed a declining Rand will help but...
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Also happy to see that. The S&P500 is already quite well diversified internationally, I might use it in my TFSA next year. Let's hope the DBX guys respond by cutting rates now.
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Wonder what kind D if dividends the global property ETF will pay. That in your TFSA though will probably still mean foreign taxes will apply.
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Here's the fact sheet: http://us.spindices.com/idsenhancedfactsheet/file.pdf?calcFrequency=M&force_download=true&hostIdentifier=48190c8c-42c4-46af-8d1a-0cd5db894797&indexId=5475981
It's the S&P GLOBAL PROPERTY 40
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What is the main diff between DBXus and the Coreshares S&P 500
apart from the difference in costs which is a major reason i guess to take this up over DBX
DBXUS has an extra 120 companies if I am correct ... is this a positive or negative in anyway
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Positive in that more allocation is given to larger companies.
Negative in that it's less diverse. But really... 500 odd companies is insane!
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Very cool to see new ETFs on our market!
I was wondering, specifically for the Global property ETF, how would the foreign withholding tax work on this one seeing as it is priced in $$$. I also wonder how this would work in a TFSA. As far as I can see we still pay the foreign WHT for the DBX ETFs, so assuming it would be the same with this?
If anyone knows, please share!
J