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Anonymous

Asked on 10 Jul 2020

I'm a beginner looking to invest in S&P 500 ETFs as an RSP. Should I go with FSMOne (with IVV) or IBKR (with CSPX)?

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Frankie Rappaport

Frankie Rappaport

Level 10. Unicorn

Answered on 10 Jul 2020

VUSD/VUSA are even cheaper long-term than VOO/IVV/SPY integrating the lower withholding taxes on dividends with Ireland-domiciled versus U.S. ones

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Frankie Rappaport

Frankie Rappaport

10 Jul 2020

Also estate tax risk avoided with the Ireland-domiciled ones

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Samuel Wong

Samuel Wong

Level 3. Wonderkid

Answered on 10 Jul 2020

VOO on FSMOne is cheaper

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Tan Wei Ming, Founder at Frugal Youth Invests

Tan Wei Ming, Founder at Frugal Youth Invests

Level 7. Grand Master

Answered on 10 Jul 2020

When comparing between IVV/VOO or CSPX, one should also take note of the additional charges to be in...

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