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@bogdanpnw No but you spoke about assets and asset returns.

@jamesf123 Yes it is possible. I didn't have a car until I literally got one for free from my parents who downgraded from 2 to 1. Never needed a car unless I went to the countryside for which you could use the train. I did get the car because why not, and sometimes as a cyclist it is nicer to...

@bogdanpnw Then why not invest in SMCI, has one of the highest returns. Good luck.

@bogdanpnw The two are not comparable. You have no idea what you are talking about.

@johnstalling I am not nit-picking, I am showing your analysis up for what it is - superficial. E.g. the fact that you ignore long term saving benefits speaks volumes. 10k turns into 20k soon, and compound interest will grow your retirement fund more and more.

@johnstalling No, the tax is max 10k not 13k, 6k health is only if you actually eat into the Franchise. And the 9k off of 90k are contributing to your pension that undoubtedly is better here. That leaves 65k easily. Now let's use your math, if everything is 50% more, then if you spend 30k out...

@thequestionistgirl I think IBKR are probably the most used broker of anyone putting a lot of time into researching investing in Switzerland. If you want a Swiss one, Saxo is pretty good. And I think especially for larger clients as you seem to be.

@johnstalling Lmfao ok 80k net is 40k net equivalent.

@thequestionistgirl No. Buying VT and forgetting about it is in the long run far better than giving your money to a bank. They will most likely underperform, and charge you for that abysmal service. Not relevant. There are certain criteria that are easy to not fall into (and two of them have...

@ezworldwide US domiciled is best for US equity. You pay only 15% on dividends which you can claim back via DA-1. Ireland is better than Luxembourg, as the former has 15% you cannot claim back, the latter 30%. But also, get IBKR, not a swiss broker, the latter have to charge you a stamp duty...