The Low-Cost ETF Growth Portfolio provides a simple cheap way to invest into funds that track a Stock-Market Index. Exchange Traded Funds benefit from spreading your money between  well-managed top-performing Index funds from various fund managers.

Many investors looking for capital growth want a simple low-cost method of investing that will give them a good return without the worry of fund managers, sectors, strategies etc.  This is where an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) will help as these funds simply track an Index such as, commodities, Indices and global markets or sectors.

Low-Cost Ready-Made Portfolio’s are all the rage and these Index Tracker funds now account for 24% of all money invested into funds, according to the Investment Association. The influx of money into passive tracker funds has been driven by Robo-Investing websites such as Netmeg, Moneybox and Wealthify. Now, the largest Platforms such as Hargreaves Lansdown, AJ Bell, Interactive Investor and Vanguard have also joined the party and pushing their trackers portfolios.

Seymour Sinclair Investments now offers an ETF Portfolio that not only aims to be one of the cheapest on the market but also one that out-performs the competition.  This new low-cost Growth ETF Portfolio invests in four main sector markets, USA, UK, Europe and Global.

Comparison Table for the average cost of ETF Portfolios available on the market:

Fees for £10,000 ISA                                  Fund Fee %     Other Fees %       Total Annual Fees %

Seymour Sinclair ETF Portfolio                             0.05                    0.43                                   0.48

AJ Bell Adventurous                                                0.31                     0.25                                   0.56

Hargreaves Lansdown                                            0.30                    0.45                                   0.75

Interactive Investor                                                 0.13                     0.60                                   0.73

The Seymour Sinclair ETF Portfolio is designed to use the best-performing and lowest cost funds.  The main benefit of using our ETF portfolio is that the money is spread between well managed top-performing funds from various fund managers. Whereas the downside of investing into ETFs offered by such companies as Vanguard, BlackRock and HSBC, is that you can only invest into the funds that they manage.

Remember, regardless of whether you invest in an active or passive investment, it can fall in value as well as rise.  You may end up getting back less than you invest.