If you are planning to invest into China through ETFs, I would suggest going through the Hong Kong markets, which have the same withholding tax benefits as their Irish-domiciled counterparts. Avoid US-domiciled China ETFs as dividends will be doubly taxed (10% by China and 30% by US).
XCS6 tracks the MSCI China index and has an expense ratio of 0.65% which is rather high. Instead, go for the iShares Core MSCI China ETF (2801:HK) which has much better liquidity and lower expense ratio of 0.20%. There are plenty of other China ETFs too - check out this Seedly article on some of the ETFs available.
Normally I would recommend Vanguard's Total China Index ETF (3169) but Vanguard is planning to pull out of Hong Kong so I am not too sure about its future.
If you are planning to invest into China through ETFs, I would suggest going through the Hong Kong markets, which have the same withholding tax benefits as their Irish-domiciled counterparts. Avoid US-domiciled China ETFs as dividends will be doubly taxed (10% by China and 30% by US).
XCS6 tracks the MSCI China index and has an expense ratio of 0.65% which is rather high. Instead, go for the iShares Core MSCI China ETF (2801:HK) which has much better liquidity and lower expense ratio of 0.20%. There are plenty of other China ETFs too - check out this Seedly article on some of the ETFs available.
Normally I would recommend Vanguard's Total China Index ETF (3169) but Vanguard is planning to pull out of Hong Kong so I am not too sure about its future.