Rebalancing my S&S ISA given heavy exposure to US funds

[marshmallowmarzipan]

Having had a S&S ISA for about 18 months (up 20% currently) I’ve realised I am very heavily skewed to US with currently 35% in FTSE global all cap and 65% in S&P 500 and I’d like to rebalance it a bit. I can put about £300/month into it going forward and was debating whether to add another fund (eg a fund with excludes US) or just to focus more on the global all cap and reduce the differential. These are where I’m hoping to leave it in 10+ years, so just wondered if anyone had any suggestions or comments on my thinking.

thanks!

Just focus on the global one for now.

You're making money, so take comfort in that.

Are you trying to invest to your own best advantage, or are you trying to do something else? If so, what?

You can just switch some or all of the S&P 500 into the global all cap - it’s about 65% USA anyway

if you actively want to be light on us or avoid there are some final funds ex us or ex tech

Check on your exposure to small caps, emerging markets and precious mentals (although it always feels like the latter ship has sailed!) Global do not always include these areas.

There are some ex-US index funds you could consider. Personally I’m 50% global, 50% ex-us

https://delphina.money/help/global-market-trackers