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@freegracer Why is a savings account not reliable in Spain? And why not elsewhere either?

@oneofthesheep Raisin is available in many European countries. If you choose a non Irish service provider you can just inform them of your new tax residence and that's it. You can of course also switch to a different account when you move. Independently of moving, conditions change all the...

@oneofthesheep Check raisin for options in different European countries. I assume you've done your due diligence in finding the best options in Ireland - sometimes banka give you higher interest if you're a new client or receive your salary in the account and such things, take advantage of...

@anton0003 I don't know XTB and am not sure what's available on the platform. For your approach, the autoinvest pie function from Trading212 sounds like a good fit. You set up your investment distribution as you desire (in %), transfer some amount regularly, and each month (you can choose the...

@sonofmatthew That's not how most ETFs work. Your argument might be valid for those with synthetic (swap based) replication, good suggestion actually. However, most ETFs hold shares of some or all of the companies in the index they're following. Holding shares means voting rights. Especially...

@autumnrose I just wanted to chime in saying that there are many people working in one country and living in another. That's not a grey area and totally legal. However, they do use special accountants to advise them.

@endeavour That's what I've heard here - I just saw they announced it today as coming in "spring 2024" or so, can you confirm they've shared such statements before? They've also replied to old threads where people were asking about this telling them that it's available now.