Specifically for the FTSE All-World ETF, the only fund I invest into. Fees have been reduced twice in one year now: from 0.21% to 0.19% in October last year, and now to 0.14%.
It seems like the fund has seen a massive inflow of cash ($16 billion in 2026 alone), and is one of Europe’s largest global ETFs, with assets under management of $76.8 billion.
This is good news!
More people are investing in globally-diversified, low-cost index funds, and this will continue to drive costs lower over the coming years. Great news for us investors.
I can see further cost reductions coming in the future too. Stay tuned…
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