What if you invested $10,000 in URTH?

iShares MSCI World ETF: what $10,000 — or any amount — actually became, on real price history with dividends reinvested.

The short answer

$10,000 put into URTH 10 years ago would be worth about $33,771 today — +237.71% in total, or +12.95% per year with dividends reinvested.

URTH is the iShares MSCI World ETF, tracking the MSCI World Index. Prices run to Jul 2026.

If you had invested $10,000 in URTH

InvestedWorth todayTotal returnPer year
1 year ago (Jul 2025)$11,986+19.86%+19.87%
3 years ago (Jul 2023)$16,649+66.49%+18.52%
5 years ago (Jul 2021)$17,501+75.01%+11.86%
10 years ago (Jul 2016)$33,771+237.71%+12.95%
At launch (Jan 2012)$52,826+428.26%+12.15%

Dividends reinvested, no fees or taxes. "Per year" is the compound annual growth rate over each window.

Try your own numbers

Worth today
$35,571
$10,000 in URTH since 2016, dividends reinvested
Profit
+$25,571
+255.71% total
Per year
+12.80%
compound annual growth

Frequently asked

What if I invested $10,000 in URTH 10 years ago?

$10,000 put into URTH 10 years ago would be worth about $33,771 today — +237.71% in total, or +12.95% per year with dividends reinvested.

What if I invested $1,000 in URTH 10 years ago?

$1,000 is one tenth of the example above: it would have grown to about $3,377 over the same 10 years — returns scale linearly, only the number of shares differs.

What would $10,000 in URTH 5 years ago be worth today?

$10,000 put into URTH 5 years ago would be worth about $17,501 today — +75.01% in total, or +11.86% per year with dividends reinvested.

How much would $10,000 invested in URTH at launch be worth?

$10,000 put into URTH at its launch in Jan 2012 would be worth about $52,826 today — +428.26% in total, or +12.15% per year with dividends reinvested.

How are these numbers calculated?

The figures use URTH's real daily price history with dividends reinvested, up to Jul 2026. They ignore broker fees and taxes, and past returns don't promise future ones.

Keep digging

The full URTH story — TER, fund facts and yearly returns — lives on the URTH fund page.