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@evangelism4everyone You can’t beat the fees of the free selection in degiro I am afraid. I just bought 1.5k worth of VWCE for 1€ total fees (it was 0 but now 1€ transaction fee since may 15th). This is still only 0.06% in fees.

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@sunflowers24 3% france (livret a)

@ron3865 Why less reliable?

KID in English here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aWx4ILvd9FxY0cJAXF0833SeDCfiWNis/view?usp=sharing

@nonconformist88 Greece 0% tax from capital gains from UCITS ETFs very sunny great social life cheap cost of living amazing food PS: I am biased but all the above are true.

@edee I like it. US exposure is not extreme. 80%58 + 10%55 + 10%*100 = 61% US exposure.

@resjudicata Bullish

@pampermommy IB is great as well as far as I know

@stepham VWCE = more diversification

@edee I would personally go with one to avoid this extreme tilt on USA. An alternative would be to include a small SP500 percentage like 10% VUAA in option 1 eg 80% MSCI, 10% VUAA, 10% EIMI. Also, FYI 88% MSCI + 12% EMIM = 100% VWCE. I am personally with: 90% VWCE, 10% IUSN

@resjudicata I am sure they will

@pampermommy I use Degiro. VWCE is free but for VUAA I pay 2 euros per transaction.

@deepblackblue Since you do not have monthly contributions the formula is: FV = PV(1+r)n where FV is the future value, PV is the present value, r is the annual return, and n is the number of years. If you put 1000 euros today in 18 years assuming fixed inflation of 2% and 0% interest rate...

@called2greatness I am replying in English. I had the same issue and the solution was to create a second degiro account under the degiro.ie platform with the same personal information of course. I now have 2 accounts and I can still invest into VWCE, IWDA etc via the second account.

@pampermommy Personally, I pay 2 euros for an ETF and I invest every month and the fee I pay is 0.6% based on the amount I invest. In your case, I would invest every 2 months max. Also, keep in mind that DCA would be better on a more frequent basis than "every quarter". PS: In the elbow...

@tr23 It’s like 4€ now

@justlookingforanswers I am in France so different underlying tax I guess

@pampermommy Background: The fee is 0.050% with min EUR 1.25 and max EUR 29.00 (source). Estimations: You paid 1.25 / 97 = 1.28 % fee due to the minimum fee. This is not extremely bad... The usual suggestion is to keep the fee below 2-1.5%. Idea: You can invest 200 (assuming a fixed amount of...

@justlookingforanswers nice where are you based?