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. ❗
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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.