If you're a Costco kind of shopper, then you like to buy a variety of products, in one place, at low cost. Now shift that mentality to international investing.
Foreign ordinaries are more expensive than U.S. shares.
And individual ADRs don't provide the diversification that investors often seek when hunting overseas. So while the first two parts of my series on online sites and services for international investing focused on ordinaries and ADRs, today's column is geared toward the superstore overseas shopper. The last two I find most intriguing. My final installment in this series will be about good info and news sites for international investors. Just Say Nyet to Russian and Eastern European Funds One of the easiest and most popular ways to invest overseas is through regular mutual funds, like a Fidelity Worldwide or AIM International Equity fund.