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inaam vs betashares ethi.

Betashares ETHI is an ethical ETF you buy through a broker and hold yourself. inaam is a managed impact fund reached through an app. Here is how they differ, in each provider’s own numbers.

Sign-up happens in the app. The subscription is $10 a month, $120 a year. The minimum to invest in the fund is $100.

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asked and answered

the short answer

Betashares ETHI is an ethical ETF. It is a single listed fund, screened against a published index rule, that you buy through a broker. One unit was about $17 at 5 October 2026, plus brokerage, and most brokers ask for $500 on a first purchase. The management cost is 0.59% a year. You place the trades and decide when to add.

inaam is an impact investing app built on one registered fund. You customise five impact themes, the fund picks companies against three published pillars, and every company it holds is named in the app. The subscription is $10 a month whatever your balance, and the minimum to invest in the fund is $100.

One is self-service and one is done for you. With an ETF you run your own trades and the holdings follow an index rule. With inaam the companies are picked for you against three published pillars, and you reach the fund through an app.

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inaam and betashares ethi, line by line

Every figure is the provider’s own published number, read on 6 October 2026, and each one links to the page it came from.

inaambetashares ethi
what it isimpact investing appethical ETF
minimum to start$100into the fund. The subscription is a separate number.about $17one unit, plus brokerage. NAV at 5 Oct 2026, per the fund page. Most brokers ask for $500 on a first purchase.
what you pay$10 a monthflat. $120 a year, whatever your balance.0.59% p.a.plus brokerage, per the ETHI product disclosure statement
the fee stays the same as you growyes. always. Ten dollars does not move.no. a share of your balance
you choose what your money backsyes. you rank the five impact themes, and the money followsno. one published index rule
picked for impact, or only screenedyes. actively picked against three published pillarsno. screened against an index rule
every company you own, by nameyes. in the app, any time. 23 of them today.yes. daily holdings list

Every figure about Betashares ETHI is its own published number, read on 6 October 2026 from the Betashares ETHI fund page. Product terms change, and each provider’s current PDS or product page is the authority on its own product. inaam is not affiliated with any provider named here, and nothing on this page is a recommendation about anyone else’s product. Returns are left off this page. The full side by side carries them, with the period each one covers.

in plain words

where the two differ

who does the picking

ETHI holds what its published index rule lets in. inaam picks each company against three published pillars, and members customise the themes the money is aimed at.

how you buy it

ETHI is bought through a broker, a unit at a time, and you place each trade. inaam is reached through its app, $100 or more at a time.

what you pay

ETHI costs 0.59% a year plus the brokerage your broker charges on each trade. inaam charges $10 a month, plus a buy-sell spread of 0.1% when you invest and when you leave, and the fund pays its own brokerage. The fee calculator shows the maths at your balance.

what you can see

ETHI publishes a daily holdings list. inaam names every company the fund holds in the app, with the reason it is there and the impact reported next to your balance.

before you pick

who each one suits

a magnifying glass, for a fund screened against an index rule

ethical ETF

who an ethical etf suits

An ethical ETF suits someone who is happy running their own trades through a broker and holding the units themselves. That is a reasonable thing to prefer.

five coloured bars, one for each impact theme

impact investing app

who inaam suits

inaam suits someone who wants the picking done for them, wants to read what they own, wants to say which themes the money is aimed at, and is investing for three to seven years. The fund’s target market determination says it has not been designed for anyone who needs access to their capital at short notice, or who is risk-averse and not in a position to tolerate a capital loss.

inaam vs betashares ethi, quick answers.

is inaam or betashares ethi cheaper?

It depends on your balance and how often you trade. ETHI costs 0.59% a year plus brokerage on each trade. inaam charges $10 a month whatever your balance, plus a buy-sell spread of 0.1% when you invest and when you leave. A percentage costs less in dollars on a small balance and more on a large one. Work out the yearly total at your own balance from each provider’s current documents.

what is the minimum for ethi and for inaam?

ETHI trades by the unit, and one unit was about $17 at 5 October 2026, plus brokerage. Most brokers ask for $500 on a first purchase. The minimum to invest in the inaam fund is $100, and the $10 a month subscription is a separate amount.

is inaam an etf?

No. inaam is a registered managed fund, ARSN 691 614 132, that you invest in through an app. It is not listed on an exchange, and you do not need a broker.

can i hold ethi and inaam at the same time?

Yes. They are separate products from separate providers, and holding one does not affect the other. Whether either suits you depends on your own circumstances.

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General information only. It does not take your objectives or circumstances into account. Consider the PDS and TMD, and we recommend independent advice, before investing.

read the method before you pick.

The screen, the holdings and the costs are all published. Read them, ask anyone else the same questions, then decide.

the only asterisk* of investing with inaam is a better planet.

The fund lives in the app. Download it, read it over a coffee, customise your themes.

General information only. Consider the PDS and TMD before investing.