This episode of The Australian Finance features a review of the BetaShares Diversified All Growth ETF (ASX: DHHF).

Kate and Owen cover how DHHF works, an overview of key holdings, where to buy units in DHHF and how it could be used in a portfolio. Plus, we discuss the pros and cons of DHHF in comparison to building your own ETF portfolio, and how it compares to Vanguard’s VDHG ETF.

Before we start please note, this is not a recommendation from Kate, Owen or the Rask Team, and neither Kate or Owen hold a position in DHHF.

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Date recorded: 12th of September

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