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Bargain hunt: cheap trackers that don’t scrimp on performance

29 Mar 18

Not all FTSE All-Share trackers are priced equally and the costliest passive exposure comes from the Virgin UK Tracker with a whopping 1% charge. Click through the gallery below for the five cheapest funds on offer and help investors get more for less.


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HSBC FTSE All Share Index

Ongoing charge 0.06%

The oldest fund on offer amongst the cheapest FTSE All Share trackers, the HSBC product was launched in 1990. Despite its long track record and coming joint first for offering the cheapest ongoing charge, the fund is the smallest in the list with £1.2bn in assets. Of the top-five low cost trackers it is second-best for performance, returning 6.05% annualised over three years and 7.23% over five years net of fees, according to Morningstar.

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