When picking an ETF, be careful of the TER (total expense ratio) in the long run makes a huge difference in the outcome.
I point this out because I see the India ETF discussed here often. These are the ones where we can run into higher ERs than we are used to with regular US ETFs.


On the other hand, in the case of a shorter investment horizon, it will not make such a difference. Moreover, it assumes the same return, which is obviously not what the above-mentioned do not expect from investing in India - on the contrary, they expect a significant outperformance of classic mainstream ETFs. That's why they're in.

Great, thanks for the info.

Thanks for the heads up! 👍

I think that TER for example for Indian ETFs will be lower over time just to attract investors.

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