VAS & VGS: Is This Still The Best Aussie ETF Portfolio In 2026?
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Click here for Australia’s most cutting-edge ETF newsletter: https://etfadviser.com.au/ The VAS + VGS two-ETF portfolio is one of the most popular passive investing strategies for Australian investors, but does it actually hold up in 2026? Today, I break down the Vanguard Australian Shares Index ETF (VAS) and Vanguard International Shares ETF (VGS), covering real returns, portfolio diversification, fees, and whether this simple approach to ETF investing in Australia is still worth it. If you're a beginner exploring index funds in Australia, this breakdown will help you make the right call. 0:00 Introduction 0:31 Part 1: What Is the Simple VAS + VGS Australian ETF Portfolio? 1:35 Part 2: VAS + VGS: The Numbers (Returns, etc.) 2:49 Part 3: 3 Things That Changed in the Australian Economy 4:46 Part 4: What VAS and VGS Actually Miss 6:02 Part 5: A Better Approach to Australian Investing 7:50 Part 6: Reality Check - When VAS and VGS Make Sense 8:40 Part 7: The Verdict DISCLAIMER This information is general advice only and does not take into account your personal financial circumstances. It is for educational purposes only and does not constitute personal financial advice. You should always do your own research and seek professional advice tailored to your specific needs and circumstances. ETFadviser is not a qualified tax accountant or tax professional. You can access JAS Wealth t/a ETFadviser Financial Services Guide (FSG) here: https://jaswealth.com.au/s/FSG-1-July-2021.pdf
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