Europe: the cheapest index funds & ETFs (lowest TER)
Ranked by TER alone, cheapest first: Invesco EURO STOXX 50 (Invesco) leads with a 0.05% fee. A low TER isn't the only thing that matters — also check what index a fund tracks before choosing — but it's the single biggest drag on long-term returns you can actually control.
Invesco EURO STOXX 50
Invesco · Europe
TER
0.05%
Amundi Stoxx Europe 600
Amundi · Europe
TER
0.07%
Xtrackers DAX
Xtrackers · Europe
TER
0.09%
Fidelity MSCI Europe Index Fund P-ACC-EUR
Fidelity · Europe
TER
0.10%
Vanguard FTSE 250
Vanguard · Europe
TER
0.10%
Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe
Vanguard · Europe
TER
0.10%
Invesco MSCI Europe
Invesco · Europe
TER
0.12%
iShares Core MSCI Europe
iShares · Europe
TER
0.12%
SPDR MSCI Europe
SPDR · Europe
TER
0.12%
Vanguard European Stock Index Fund EUR Acc
Vanguard · Europe
TER
0.12%
Amundi Index MSCI Europe
Amundi · Europe
TER
0.15%
iShares Core DAX
iShares · Europe
TER
0.16%
UBS Core MSCI EMU
UBS · Europe
TER
0.18%
SPDR FTSE UK All Share
SPDR · Europe
TER
0.20%
JPMorgan Europe Research Enhanced Index Equity ESG
JPMorgan · Europe
TER
0.25%
Frequently asked questions
How is this ranking built?+
A single, explicit, objective criterion: the TER (annual fee) each fund reports, sorted from lowest to highest in the Europe category. No sponsored placements, no editorial picks.
Is the cheapest / highest-return fund always the best choice?+
Not necessarily. TER is the biggest cost you control, but the index tracked, currency, domicile and how you can actually buy it also matter. Use this ranking as a starting point, not the final answer.
How many funds are in this Europe ranking?+
15 — every fund and ETF in the Europe category in our catalog whose data we're confident is accurate and current. Quality over an arbitrary count.
Other rankings
* Indicative long-term annualized historical return of the benchmark index, not the fund. Always check the up-to-date TER, risk and data in the official factsheet linked. Past returns do not guarantee future returns.