Start with one ETF, add the ones that fill its gaps, and see your mix as a chart. Then test any other ETF to see how much of it you already own.
Pick an ETF to see how well it fits before adding it.
The 300 largest Australian companies, with franking credits on the dividends.
Thousands of companies in emerging markets such as Taiwan, China and India.
Thousands of smaller overseas companies that the big global ETFs leave out.
Australian government and company bonds, to steady the ride as you get closer to FIRE.
Suggested shares are common starting points, not a recommendation for you. Adding one shrinks the others in proportion.
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No Australian companies, no emerging markets, no smaller overseas companies and no bonds.
Fees, yields and returns are from the ASX Investment Products report as at 30 September 2026. The 5 year return is a yearly average, after fees and before tax, blended by your shares. Holdings come from each fund manager’s published holdings. “Already own” means the share of the new ETF’s money in companies at least one of your ETFs holds. Suggested ETFs and shares are common starting points, not a recommendation for you. Your mix is kept in the page address only. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
General information only, not financial advice. These figures are estimates from the numbers you enter and the data shown. They don’t consider your personal circumstances. Check with the ATO, the fund’s own documents or a licensed adviser before acting on them.
