Anonymous

07 Nov 2021

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General Investing

Looking to buy Ireland Domiciled ETS to hold for long term at min 200 monthly. However, heard that it is better to invest large amount in IBKR due to the fees.

Will it be better for me if I invest in US Domiciled ETFs with low capital since i am just started out? And how do i eventually move to LSE to minimise cost.

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Frankie Rappaport

07 Nov 2021

There is no need to buy monthly.

you could buy every 6 (or even every 12) months only, no problem.

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Wrong Sean

07 Nov 2021

I think IKBR doesn't have fees for account minimum amount now. Please do verify with IKBR. You will not be able to move your US ETFs to LSE. You have to buy the ETF on LSE.

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