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What's the most cost effective way to invest in Ireland domiciled ETFs? Best brokerages to do this?
I've heard of Interactive Brokers. I understand most think of them as the cheapest option.
Also just heard of Ameritrade/ Thinkorswim. Would anyone be able to compare?
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Rais M
26 Feb 2020
Accountant at SME
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For Interactive Brokers, typically you pay 0.05% for UK listed ETFs (excluding FX fees). For a comparison across some of the more popular brokerages (including SC and Saxo), you might want to refer to this article: https://www.alvinpoh.com/standard-chartered-sta...
Do take note of the monthly activity fee chargeable for Interactive Brokers.
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Interactive broker as the commission is very cheap.
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Andy Sim
26 Feb 2020
HR Professional at a Financial Institution
Interactive Brokers or Saxo!
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Jason Sing
26 Feb 2020
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Interactive Brokers is the recommended broker due to its lower fees. However, I wonder if it is a good idea to set up a brand new broker account just to buy Ireland domiciled ETF. The time and effort spent might outweight the lower withholding tax rates.