STW PDS
The Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) explains the fees, tax status and some of the risks.
SPDR S&P/ASX 200 ETF (ASX:STW)
The SPDR STW ETF is Australia’s first ETF and has been operating for over 15 years. STW provides exposure to the largest 200 Australian shares, based on market capitalisation. This is a low-cost way to access top Australian companies through a single fund.
STW ETF review
STW share price and fees
STW fees
ASX ticker code: STW
Yearly fee (MER): 0.13%
FUM: $4545.57 million
Monthly spread: 0.04%
Data Last Updated: July 2022
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Fee comparison
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What does the STW ASX ETF invest in?
STW tracks the popular ASX 200 index created and maintained by Standard & Poor’s (S&P). This ETF invests in Australian shares, which offer growth and income potential. You could buy all of these companies yourself using a share brokerage account, but that would be a very expensive and time-consuming process. ETFs are an effective way to invest in an entire sector through a single trade.
What do investors use the STW ETF for?
The SPDR STW ETF could be used by investors to get exposure to a broad basket of Australia’s largest public companies. These Australian companies are likely to grow their profits over time and have a track record of paying regular tax-effective dividends for their shareholders.
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STW literature
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STW holdings
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ASX: STW’s dividend 2021
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STW dividend reinvestment plan (DRP)
Warnings we apply to the STW ETF
STW tax domicile
STW ETF registry
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Australian shares sector data
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Sector information is recorded based on the last 12-month returns to July 2022. Refer to the Issuer’s website, speak to your financial adviser and always the fund’s Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) before choosing an ETF for its dividend yield, past returns or fees. Past performance can be a poor indicator of future performance.
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