ini masa captrader ask alex to bank in (general info)
then need notify another side also (instarem)

when do wiring from instarem to captrader, the latter asks for wiring intention. In other words, you must notify both parties, if not ah, money songlap in between?

So Ramjade is correct. Itu Captrader use IB (see the name Interactive Broker). If captrader gg, maybe can sue IB?

Hehe.. Alex hoot Xetra Germany exchange... So bypass London... No stamp tax

That's why SXR8 wins

hmm, if play absolute figure....later i generate it....

we talk relative figure first, i.e., %

correct me if I'm wrong. Actually SA can be used to hoot SXR8 (ireland domiciled SP500). If yes, then you get the withholding tax 15% only, same as DIY method. So this will be a non-issue.

The only advantage for DIY is no platform fee every year. If SA, every year 0.8% donation to platform.

Alex fast ask google:

https://lazybutintelligentinvesting.wordpre...from-singapore/

FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (VWRD) <---ireland domiciled

VWRD fact check
https://americas.vanguard.com/institutional...ssetCode=EQUITY
cost: 0.25% annual fee

CapTrader has access to VWRD no problem. Actually any international broker can do that also. Just CapTrader alex find cheapest (for initial minimum deposit)

U r welcome... If u see lseetf... It means London.... So will kena stamp tax oh... Careful ya

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U open instarem acc d?

Great - SPDR's SWRD 0.12% Total Expense Ratio vs iShares' IWDA 0.2%. Once the volume and AUM grows (which shouldn't be too long), I'll start collecting unless iShares drop their TER to compete.

Financial Independence in this context.

But a more commonly used one is Foreign Investment.

are there no malaysian broker that offers S&P500?

Great - SPDR's SWRD 0.12% Total Expense Ratio vs iShares' IWDA 0.2%. Once the volume and AUM grows (which shouldn't be too long), I'll start collecting unless iShares drop their TER to compete.

Yup, simply there's no trade on those 2 counters - it's not UK holiday today, the other 2 world indexes IWDA and VWRD are kicking and exchanging hands

SGX has a SPDR S&P500 fund. No need to go thru that many trouble, but dunno dividends got taxed or not.

SPY
The S&P 500® (total return) index tracks 500 large cap US stocks.

IWDA/SWRD
The MSCI World index tracks stocks from 23 developed countries world wide. As of January 2019 the index consisted of 1.632 constituents.

Great - SPDR's SWRD 0.12% Total Expense Ratio vs iShares' IWDA 0.2%. Once the volume and AUM grows (which shouldn't be too long), I'll start collecting unless iShares drop their TER to compete.

Guys, i just done funding for trade station international.
Would like to know moving forward i just use IB website or apps to trade?

Or should use back trade station website?

Index investing  have it's place but I am more inclined towards dividend growth investing.

Newbie's reply, try this:
VHYL:LN
Vanguard FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield UCITS ETF


Waiting for answer from sifu here too

waiting to accumulate as much as possible to dump into index funds when there is a discount

Thanks. Any tips to open a SG bank accoount if not working in SG? I recently opened a USBank account and just found out the ThinkOrSwim broker charges USD25 for withdrawal.