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@caspet Thanks for the suggestion, have you run the numbers as well or it's just on a practicality /personal preference?

@realizer I definitely missed this piece of info, thanks! I guess VWCE it is, if I actually go back to Italy

@realizer Why the 40%? On capital gains and dividends it's 26% if I recall correctly, it's not tied to the tax band you have (eg. with your salary as an employed), am I getting this wrong?

@realizer I don't even have to switch, if I managed to buy beforehand I probably wouldn't even think about it. Why tho? By my calculations (which might totally be wrong) VT theorically is still better than VWCE, even with the added taxes on dividends - Thing is, I'm not sure about the...

@shirel If you have 100k laying around, buy VWCE, I'll buy VT and we can switch if either of us are unhappy! :D If you plan to stay in CH, I'd say to do so: VT has a lower TER and actually distributing funds are easier to declare, as you'd still have to declare the virtual dividends of VWCE (I...

@olliemagoo Actually, no! But if you're in a similar situation, *virtual hug* (I didn't totally forget the password for the previous throwaway, don't mind me)

@qmedic (I didn't totally forget the password for the previous throwaway, don't mind me) Assuming I keep my broker that has the assets (and don't switch to an Italian one) no, I wouldn't be able to buy more, but I could still keep it (and sell it, I assume...)