Hi, this question probably have been asked to death, but here goes. I always bought four US-domiciled ETFs through Dollar Cost Averaging. They are VOO, VTI, IWF and VNQ. Lately I just realized that my dividends are withheld 30%. I have questions below

1) Is there any offshore/overseas equivalent ETFs that I should buy over their US equivalent
2) It's the dividend that they withhold but not the capital gain right?

I buy them through Singapore's brokerage iOCBC, if that's any help, since I work and live there nowadays even though not PR and not Sg citizen.

Has anyone have any reviews of this particular ETF for the S&P500?

ETF code: VUSA
Fund Manager: Vanguard
Stock exchange: LSE
https://www.vanguardinvestor.co.uk/investme...buting/overview

I "hoot" this one coz it was the most popular ETF with my brokerage. Is it a good non-US one? Tracking error how compared to the US variants?

I chose vusd instead of vusa because:

1) higher volume
2) lower bid/ask spread
3) in USD

I prefer an etf with acc instead of distributing, in usd, sufficiently traded and irish domiciled but cant seem to find one yet.

For world index/developed mkt my ideal ticker is IWDA.