ETF bank ETF's

Hi All

Has anyone had any dealings with some of the ETF's that are on offer from the banks:

I have found 4 so far:

ANZ - On line investment account ASX 200 - 1% fees + 0.25% transaction

Bankwest - Top 200 - 0.98%

Westpac - Bluechip 200 - 0.6% + trailer + .825% that could be charged by BT if you dont via a planner, includes margin loan of 50%

NAB - Via MLC - pushes Vanguard

Just started some research and also come across tailored equity collars from Macquarie that come with insurance that you obviously pay for.

Rgds

kevinb

 

I believe ETF's

http://http://bluechip20.westpac.com.au/how-to-apply.htm

 

Blue Chip 20 is a Separately Managed Account (SMA) not an ETF. As you own the Shares direct, and not a share of a Trust.

 

ETF run by State Street PDS refers to SPDRs and also refers to being listed on ASX http://www.anz.com/aus/invest-and-i...ccount/PDFs/ANZOnlineInvestmentAccountPDS.pdf

Was unable due to website maintenance (on Easter Weekend???) System Maintenance
http://www.standrewsaus.com.au/pdf/Top200pf18Oct05.pdf

SMA whitebadged BlackRock (BlackRock have had SMAs in Australia for a long time) - http://www.blackrockadviser.com.au/cms/public/bluechip20.pdf

MLC MasterKey Custom Adviser Managed Accounts is the name of the platform with 50 different SMAs available on the platform.

Here is a Financial Standard article about SMAs Financial Standard - Investment Trends names top SMAs

AMP also have an SMA available here https://amp.personalisedportfolio.com.au/
https://ppc.amp.com.au/dafiles/PPC ...rsonsalised Portfolio PDS Part 1 (NS3784).pdf
Also with a huge number of SMA investment options.

Cheers,

Dan

PS Before making an investment decision speak to your FPA registered Financial Planner.

 

AsxBroker Thanks for that

ETF run by State Street PDS refers to SPDRs and also refers to being listed on ASX We're Sorry

The ETF by ANZ looks OK - does anyone know if you get margin lend into this scheme - nothing mentioned in the pds

Rgds

kevinb