uk has its own estate tax... but less than usa...

I also understand that US domiciled ETFs for non-resident non-citizens are subject to estate tax rates between 26-40% beyond the 1st USD 60k exemption, whereas non-residents of Ireland are not liable for any gift, estate and inheritance tax.

But we are a long way away from the US, and Uncle Sam doesn't need to know you died. If you buy US stocks, you better make sure your spouse or adult child has your login and password and can liquidate and withdraw if you pass, or preferably while you're on your deathbed but still able to communicate. Don't go through the proper estate administration process getting the US authorities involved.

Obviously don't do this if you are a US person.

in this case, if I am using Moomoo MY and hold US stock will be better right ?
i write my will and transfer to my next kin without kena US estate tax?

I login IBKR via Face Recognition method and I know no other method other than this. I never use the login/password method, so US estate duty may apply if my estate writes to IBKR for withdrawal of funds & assets. So, I play safe and will buy only Irish domiciled US ETFs.

watermineral use Wise only as a last resort. refer to screenshot below where i compared sunwaymoney to send to SG banks. if u really need to use wise, cheapest is to convert to EUR, and reconvert to USD inside IBKR after u sent EUR to IBKR.

For someone without CIMB MY (CIMB OctoSaver account no longer open for application)

is it cheapest to use Wise > convert to EUR > IBKR?

And if so, does IBKR automatically convert the EUR to USD (my IBKR account is in USD) sent from Wise with 0.03% conversion fee?

What if don't have sg bank, is sunway money to ibkr still cheaper than wise convert to eur option ?

For someone without CIMB MY (CIMB OctoSaver account no longer open for application) & SG bank, is it cheapest to use Wise > convert to EUR > IBKR?

And if so, does IBKR automatically convert the EUR to USD (my IBKR account is in USD) sent from Wise with 0.03% conversion fee?

harmonics3 any fees to send HKD from DBS my acct (in sg) to Hong Kong (bank accounts)?

Hey guys, is Interactive Broker the best trading platform for Malaysians who want to trade US stocks and HK stocks?

salakiest why i didn't reply initially is, you should tell us what you want.

convenient (like moomoo)? or cheapest but inconvenient way to invest (outside of malaysia)

salakiest why i didn't reply initially is, you should tell us what you want.

convenient (like moomoo)? or cheapest but inconvenient way to invest (outside of malaysia)

How about if we wanted to trade SGX? Mainly for S-Reits or any dividend stocks. Is IBKR worth it even tho the fees are higher compared to other discount brokers like Moomoo?
I asked this question previously here: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ost&p=111457054, but there were no replies. Thinking could get your insights

Hey guys, is Interactive Broker the best trading platform for Malaysians who want to trade US stocks and HK stocks?

personally, i use M+.