Anonymous

30 Jul 2023

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Alternatives to ETFs like VOO that does not have dividend withholding tax? Or etf/ stocks with non-taxable dividends?

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Choon Yuan Chan

31 Jul 2023

SGX listed US REITs

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Tony

30 Jul 2023

Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological university

Irish-domiciled ETF like ishares CSPX, IUSA has low expense ratio (0.07%) and lesser withholding tax (15%).

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