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@drakmugivenwing1989 In case the broker fails, money remains invested with the fund institution, for example Vanguard. Then it can be transferred to another broker.

@drakmugivenwing1989 What do you mean, insured?

@samr1995 Interesting! Don't VUAA and VWCE pay dividends as well? Trying to figure out how effective it would be to have 40% in FGEQ or VHYL also in relation to their higher ter costs.

@musicbazzar Great, I'll check them all! Thank you

@musicbazzar Which bond would you suggest?

@tracey4g Based on this thread, it seems that in the current market dca would be the way to go (or lump sum x% and dca the rest). I think I'd feel better with that approach than with going all in, in the end I get the 4% from xeon for the funds awaiting to be invested. This mitigates a bit the...

@jayjaynp Ahah exactly!!

@jayjaynp It's more likely that everything tanks as soon as I click the buy button. 😉

@resjudicata You are right.

@cheyanne You're absolutely right. I think it comes down to the emotional aspect of seeing the red for a short - mid term when it could have been avoided (or not) if you know what I mean. Let's say that with 300k, a drop would be felt more painful than if I was to invest 10k. And maybe not in...

I have 300k currently in XEON ETF, so giving a fixed 3.9% yearly (subject to change based on €STR). I have an horizon of 15 - 20 years so I would like to move them to either VWCE or VUAA (sp500). I can add about 2k or 2.5k every month. What do you recommend? Should I go all in right now at all...