Is there a cheaper alternative to YMAX?

Yes. VLC holds 90% of the same companies as YMAX and charges 0.20% a year compared with 0.76%, saving about $560 a year on $100,000. General information only.

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Cheaper alternatives to YMAX

Betashares Australian Top 20 Equities Yield Maximiser Complex ETF charges 0.76% a year. We found 2 ETFs that hold at least 80% of the same companies for a lower fee. The cheapest, VLC, charges 0.20%: $560 a year less on $100,000.

YMAX fee0.76%

Cheaper twins2

Lowest fee0.20%

Saving on $100k$560/yr

ETFs that hold the same companies for less

YMAX tracks: Not an index fund: top 20 Australian shares with a covered call strategy. Twins may follow a different index. They hold most of the same companies, but in different weights, so their returns won't match exactly. Use Compare to see the full overlap.

Code	Cheaper twin	Same holdings	Fee	You save a year on $100,000	Size	1Y
VLC	Vanguard MSCI Australian Large Companies Index ETFTracks: MSCI Australian Shares Large Cap IndexVanguard	90%same companies	0.20%	$560	$310m	+7.1%	Compare →
ILC	iShares S&P/ASX 20 ETFTracks: S&P/ASX 20 IndexiShares	97%same companies	0.24%	$520	$793m	+6.2%	Compare →

"Same holdings" is the overlap between the two funds: the sum of the smaller weight of every company both hold. Above 80% the two ETFs are largely the same portfolio. Fees are management fees (MER) from the TMX Australia funds report. A lower fee isn't everything: check the index, size, liquidity (bid/ask spread), currency hedging and tracking before switching, and remember selling may trigger capital gains tax and brokerage. General information only, not a recommendation.

Best-endeavours estimate. Built from each issuer's published holdings, which may be weeks or months old, may cover only part of a fund (some publish only their top 10) and are matched by company name. Figures may be incomplete or inaccurate. Check the issuer's website and PDS before relying on them. General information only.

Before you switch

Check it tracks the same index. Two funds can share 90% of their companies but weight them differently.
Look at size and liquidity. Bigger funds usually have tighter bid/ask spreads, which matter if you trade often.
Hedged or not? Currency hedging changes returns even when the holdings are the same.
Count the cost of switching. Selling may mean capital gains tax and brokerage, which can outweigh a small fee saving.

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