How to Choose the Right Growth ETF for Your Retirement Portfolio

Ramses: It's been a great time to be a growth investor between 07 and about 2021. In the last two years, value has smashed growth. Part of my portfolio is set up for Never Cell, which is layer your question. I bought some units in the VAS, Vanguard Australian Shares ETF,. And Sollpats because I don't want to ever sell them. As I get closer to retirement, I think I'll be adding to my portfolio, dividend part. But I'll be selling opportunistically rather than not with anETF.