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Webinar: International investing for long-term growth

This webinar covered, why Australian investors are underweight in international equities, FX concerns, why should you diversify across international share markets, and how to get access to international equities.
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30 Sep 2022 · 30 min read
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Australia represents less than 2% of the world’s share market value and 50% of our market is made up of 20 companies that are heavily concentrated in the financial and resources sectors. As a result, many Australian investors hold portfolios that are not well-diversified.

The International Portfolio is invested in a blend of our 5 – 15 preferred Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), where each ETF invests in a different market sector to the others, thereby lowering volatility, minimising overall risk, and increasing the potential for long-term growth.

With InvestSMART’s International Equities Portfolio it has never been easier to own a professionally managed portfolio of international exchange-traded funds to diversify your portfolios and access global shares and mega-cap companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Tencent.

This portfolio starts at a minimum investment of $10,000. As an added incentive, if you open an InvestSMART account in the month of September, you’ll receive three complimentary InvestSMART Bootcamp logins to aid your and two others' financial fitness. 

Questions?

Have questions? Start a live chat online, email us at invest@investsmart.com.au or check out our Help Centre 

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InvestSMART International Equities Portfolio offer (closes 30/09/2022 5 pm AEST)

Remember, you can still apply here after this offer has closed however you won't be eligible for the three Bootcamp coupons.

 

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