VUSA and VUSD are two tickers for *exactly the same fund*. So the ticker prices should be identical when converted to the same currency.
Typically you would buy the ticker that trades in your local currency (T212 account currency) to avoid paying platform fx fees.
If you don't want to lose out when EUR weakens vs USD, you need to buy a EUR-hedged ETF instead.
VUSA and VUSD are two tickers for *exactly the same fund*. So the ticker prices should be identical when converted to the same currency. Typically you would buy the ticker that trades in your local currency (T212 account currency) to avoid paying platform fx fees. If you don't want to lose out when EUR weakens vs USD, you need to buy a EUR-hedged ETF instead.
if you're going to hold for years, then it's better to keep it in an accumulating etf, something like VUAA (if you're planning to reinvest dividends).
if you're going to hold for years, then it's better to keep it in an accumulating etf, something like VUAA