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The experts agree that high-net-worth investors should consider getting a Canadian-domiciled ETF like Franklin FTSE Japan Index ETF (FLJA-T) due to the potential exposure to US estate taxes with US listings. Franklin Templeton offers a disruptive single-country ETF that tracks the diversified FTSE indices, including mid- and small-caps, making its Japan offering, FLJA-T, a super-cheap option at just 10 bps. It's noted as not being currency hedged, which is seen as a positive.
Franklin FTSE Japan Index ETF is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol FLJA-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (FLJA-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:FLJA or FLJA-T
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On 2021-03-03, Franklin FTSE Japan Index ETF (FLJA-T) stock closed at a price of $24.49.
For high-net-worth investors especially, consider getting a Canadian-domiciled ETF. Yes, US listings are very liquid and some are cheaper, but you might be exposing yourself to US estate taxes. He's not a tax expert.
Franklin Templeton disrupted the single-country category by tracking the FTSE indices, which are actually more diversified because they hold mid- and small-caps. Its Japan offering, LJA, is super-cheap at just 10 bps. Not currency hedged, a good thing.