VHYL vs VWRL
Both are Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETFs that pay quarterly, but they track different indices — VHYL screens for high dividend yield, VWRL holds the whole market.
The bottom line
VHYL (FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield) tilts to higher-yielding value stocks and pays a notably bigger income, at a 0.29% TER. VWRL (FTSE All-World) holds the entire market cap-weighted, including low- and no-yield growth names, at 0.22%. Choose VHYL for higher current income, VWRL for broader, more growth-balanced exposure. Many income investors hold both.
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