Vanguard just launched an ETF version of one of its most popular mutual funds. The new Vanguard FTSE Global All-Cap UCITS ETF gives instant global diversification — investing in over 7,000 companies, large to small, across developed and emerging markets — for an ongoing charge of just 0.07%.

How is the new Vanguard Global All-Cap ETF different to the popular Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF?

Here’s what Vanguard said in its own words:

“FTSE All-World ETF focuses on large and medium-sized companies, whereas the new FTSE Global All-Cap ETF also includes smaller businesses, helping investors spread the

[Capital at risk] Pension transfers for Vanguard customers are here!

Transfer your SIPP to InvestEngine and pay no account fees. That’s more of your money working harder for your retirement.

With our fee-free SIPP, you could say we’re at the vanguard of low cost investing. 

There’s no better time to make the move.

We’re also working closely with providers to roll out wider SIPP transfers for more customers. Stay tuned!

Start your transfer today: https://bit.ly/4iz4mum

just sharing an email I just got:

> We're about to launch the ability to transfer pensions from most major UK defined contribution providers straight into InvestEngine. That means you'll finally be able to consolidate your workplace and personal pensions in one place and invest them exactly how you want - all with our zero-fee SIPP (ETFs have their own small ongoing costs).

> Want to be first in line?

> Join our waitlist to be the first to hear when transfers go live - and get early access when the time comes.

looks like they'll be opening up their platform for all types of pension transfers In soon.

The world of finance is full of terrible advice. Capital at risk.

Whether it’s from the gilet clad traders aiming for ‘the moon’, friends down the pub or old-school services charging you high-fees and confusing you with charts.

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With zero account fees and easy, automated investing, we know InvestEngine is the smartest way to invest, it’s now time to tell the rest of the UK. [ETF costs apply]

Introducing our latest campaign, Invest Smarter Than Them. We hope

I was contemplating on giving IE a shot and transfer some of my Vanguard's portfolio over as in-specie. I started reading a bit more and came across the fact that the promised in-specie transfer out (since an eternity back) isn't available and with bot-like responses every time this is being asked.

People have bee so frustrated with this practice that they have started writing Open Letters to the IE bosses because it seems their questions and requests are all falling on deaf ears: https://community.investengine.com/t/open-letter-to-andrey-dobrynin-ceo-of-investengine/2405

That thread has other l

For anyone who uses InvestEngine, VALL is now available on that platform. Good to see them move so fast, as with Trading 212.

I've been tracking this for the past year or so on the forums (https://community.investengine.com/t/in-specie-transfer-out/889/136), it now seems according to this employee that you can now move to T212 in one swoop without the need to go to FreeTrade.

I just need to wait for my bonus period to end and then I will consider if I do actually wish to move.

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Just a heads up for people who were unable to add new positions of gold etfs (SGLN etc), they now seem to be live again to view and add to portfolios

I have to say it is often overlooked by many platforms but the reporting functions in InvestEngine is just great...full kudos to the dev team in charge of this feature.

I'm just after some thoughts and insights into my current situation...

Background is I have been using Hargreaves Lansdown for my S&S ISA, but given the recent fee increases, and after researching and considering other platforms, I have chosen InvestEngine.

I realise that IE only deal with ETF products and not individual stocks.

Investments in current HL include 1 global ETF that Invest Engine do have in their list of investment ETFs, and 1 stock that obviously can't be transferred. To note,.I do not wish to liquidate this stock, it's a long term hold. I also have a percentage of cash held within the S&S ISA account ready to invest by DCA over the months.

Other details before my queri

I'm fairly new to InvestEngine, but I have 3 different portfilos in my S&S ISA. I don't understand why I have cash in these portfolios from time to time? I've invested £200+ in XNAQ, yet now I have £1.61 cash in that portfolio. I invested all the cash I had. So where has that come from? I understand I can turn on AutoInvest, but I don't understand why this is a thing at all, this cash thing? It doesn't seem to be with other providers?

(When investing, capital is at risk) Happy Friday InvestEngine redditors! 🥳

The 2024/25 tax year has reached its half way point 💷. Around this time, we like to take a look at the investing trends in our community, from how often people are investing to what type of investments they’re making - all with some very pretty graphs. 📊

We also think the end of summer and the mid-tax year point is a great time to review your own investments. We’ve put together a guide to making sure your investments are working as well as they can be as we head into the colder months.

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Most Brits are missing out on real investment growth - why? Because too much money is stuck in cash ISAs. While changes to ISAs are being discussed, the real challenge is shifting mindsets. With inflation eating away at cash savings, investing could unlock long-term financial growth. Emma Revell explores why a shake-up is needed and how better policies could make investing more accessible. More in City AM here: https://www.cityam.com/getting-brits-to-invest-will-take-more-than-tweaking-isas/

As you've probably seen, Vanguard has increased fees for customers with less than £32,000... https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/9f365526-890e-596c-8316-321754dbd441