Enjoy low commission on Interactive Brokers https://kvli.link/ibkr ► Join my Telegram https://t.me/kelvinvest Vanguard just cut VWRA fees to 0.14% a year, down from 0.19%, and that is the second cut in a year. Sounds like good news if you hold it. But two of its rivals on the London exchange are still cheaper, and the cheapest of them charges half of what VWRA does. So the question is whether it is worth switching over, or whether you should just stay where you are. I go through the 4 main USD all world UCITS ETFs, VWRA, ACWD, FWRA and ALLW, and compare them on fees, fund size, trading spreads and actual returns since launch. By the end you will know which of them I would put new money into, and why chasing the cheapest fee is not always the right move. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — Introduction 00:28 — Why Vanguard cut 01:50 — The field 03:47 — IBKR shout out 04:20 — So why not just buy the cheapest? 05:55 — So which one should you buy? 07:30 — The takeaway None of this is meant to be construed as investment advice. It's for information purposes only. Links above include affiliate commission or referrals. I'm part of an affiliate network and I receive compensation from partnering websites. TAGS (YouTube) vwra, vwra fees, vwra fee cut, all world etf, acwd, allw etf, fwra, ucits etf, best world etf, etf expense ratio, ftse all world, index fund singapore, ibkr, investing singapore, vanguard etf...