I don't look at commission. I see how much foreign currency I get say per RM10k.

Cause that's the final amount I am getting. Who cares about Commission. Btw bigpay commission is RM8.00 I think.

Oh...u quote Bigpay rm10k get brapa usd?
I cross check with instarem c which one cheaper

Hey guys, there are many S&P 500s listed on LSE. Im confused whats the difference between them all. For instance: VUSA, CSP1, CSSPX, SXR8. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks!

Take example of CSP1, CSPX, CSSPX, SXR8
https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html...in=IE00B5BMR087


Essentially the same thing but listed in different stock exchanges with different currency, different volume/liquidity, and sometimes different price. These are domiciled in Ireland (hence lower WHT compared to US)

Thanks a lot. I find the IB website clunky to use. Learning my way around it.

Hehe... Ibkr for expert trader... That's why..

Yes mobile easier

If you are planning on doing index, buy the best. ARKK/W with CXSE.

0.75% annual management fee for an active ETF that is what i read on their website. true?

0.75% annual management fee for an active ETF that is what i read on their website. true?

kuat mahal....fun manager eat all

if fund A give u 8% percent return, management fee 0.25%
fund B give u 20% percent return, management fee 0.75%

u do the math 

Wah.... 20%...genger than Warren buffeett....

0.75% annual management fee for an active ETF that is what i read on their website. true?

kuat mahal....fun manager eat all

Wah.... 20%...genger than Warren buffeett....

if fund A give u 8% percent return, management fee 0.25%
fund B give u 20% percent return, management fee 0.75%

u do the math 

Wah... 70% some more! So whr do I sign up? I ask 50% per year enough

Hmm but the news are prompting that Cathie may face hardship next year due to the current takeover battle, a bit uncertain, however, I lean towards the positive side of Cathie staying but not guarantee though.

Also, would like to ask sifus about S&P 500 ETFs.

Is there any reason not to consider ETFs like VTI/VOO from Vanguard. Assuming for 10 years long hold, the returns are almost the same, but the tracking error from Vanguard ETF is slightly better. The fees charged on Vanguard is 0.03% compared to 0.07% on CSPX.

Below are the data collected:
For iShare:

For VOO:


Also, while researching about VOO, I stumbled upon VOOG which offers better performance and looks promising albeit with the higher fees of 1.00% p.a.
VOOG:


Any thoughts on the above?


For VOOG, its 0.1% p.a, sorry for the wrong data !

Also, I understand about the whole 15% dividend vs 30% dividend withholding tax, just curious to know, is it because of this that most do not choose US-domiciled ETF?