I Moved My ETF - Here's What Happened
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- Опубліковано 3 вер 2023
- 🇪🇺 Best broker in Europe (ETFs): angelo.fi/ibkr
I transferred ETF shares to another broker while the markets had a rough month. I'll tell you why and the exact steps needed in case you're wondering how to transfer stocks and ETFs between brokers as well! Let's also review how my investments in ETFs, P2P Lending and crypto performed in August! 👇 Links below!
My Favorite Brokers (ETFs & Stocks):
🇪🇺 Interactive Brokers: angelo.fi/ibkr
🇪🇺 Trade Republic: angelo.fi/trep
🇪🇺 Scalable Capital: angelo.fi/sca
🇦🇹🇩🇪 Germany & Austria: angelo.fi/etfs
👉 Compare ETFs & Stocks: angelo.fi/analyze
My Investments in P2P Lending:
📌 Esketit (0.5% bonus): angelo.fi/esketit
📌 Income (1% bonus): angelo.fi/income
📌 Mintos (50€ bonus): angelo.fi/mintos
📌 Viainvest (1% bonus): angelo.fi/viainvest
📌 Lande (1% bonus): angelo.fi/lande
📌 Robocash: angelo.fi/robocash
💰 All P2P bonus offers & conditions: angelo.fi/all
📈 Where I Track my ETFs: angelo.fi/getquin
🏠 All my investments & accounts: angelo.fi/tools
Our main ETF: Vanguard FTSE All-World Accumulating (ISIN: IE00BK5BQT80, Ticker: VWCE)
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Disclaimer: I am only sharing my own experience. I'm not a financial advisor and you should always do your own research and due diligence before investing. Investing involves risk of losses.
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Have you ever done transfers between brokers?
🇪🇺Interactive Brokers (ETFs): angelo.fi/ibkr
🇪🇺Trade Republic (ETFs): angelo.fi/trep
👉Compare ETFs: angelo.fi/comp
🇪🇺Scalable Capital (ETFs): angelo.fi/sca
📌Esketit (P2P): angelo.fi/esk
📌Income (P2P): angelo.fi/inc
📌Mintos (P2P): angelo.fi/min
📌Lande (P2P): angelo.fi/lande
📌Viainvest (P2P): angelo.fi/via
🏠All P2P offers: angelo.fi/p2p
⚡Where I buy Crypto: angelo.fi/bit
📈I track my ETFs here: angelo.fi/getq
🇦🇹🇩🇪Germany & Austria only (ETFs): angelo.fi/atde
Excellent video Angelo, I learned so much from you since I started my investing journey as I've always shared a vision/strategy similar to yours! You always seem to have the answer I'm looking for, keep this up! Sending lots of support 💯
Very happy to hear that! Appreciate you being here! 🙏
Great video as always. I have a question I think you have not answered in any of your videos (please correct me if I am wrong).
Why using ETFs and not index funds? I particularly like IE00BYX5NX33 and IE00B03HD191, so I can invest in the MSCI ACWI with less comissions than the ETFs you mention. Furthermore, I will be able to switch to the distribution versions in the future without paying taxes (not possible with ETFs in Spain AFAIK). Is there anything I am missing?
Thanks for the monthly update. I always look forward to watching your videos! 😄
Happy to hear that!
Excellent walk through Angelo. Thanks
My pleasure!
Dear Angelo, every time I watch one of your videos I learn a very use full feature of brokers or any other important info, thank you very much.
I love hearing that, thank you!
Wow! Super informative video Angelo 😊 appreciate your effort!
You are very welcome!🙏
very useful to know how to transfer shares! have never done it and assumed it was quite difficult
Glad to hear that!
Hi Angelo, great channel, thanks for your videos. An ugly topic but, would you consider making a video on what a spouse/kids should arrange with these brokers in case the account owner passes away unexpectedly?Could you share your ideas and tips on an emergency plan?
Thanks for the vdeo Angelo. Very helpful. I also think to move my positions to IB. Keep up the good work!!!
My pleasure as always!
Great video, for sure will be a reference for everyone wanting to transfer assets between brokers.
Thank you!
Hi Angelo, another great and informative video!!
I would like to have your opinion on pros and cons of individual versus joint investment accounts (maybe an idea for a video). IBKR provides the option for joint accounts (interesting for married people, parents/children etc) while DeGiro does not. I am not sure what are the tax and inheritance implications. Many thanks!!
Thank you! Yes, although it will probably be difficult to generalize for whom it makes sense, since taxes in Europe are so different. For example in Austria, my wife and I are always taxed separately, so it probably wouldn't be a feasible option in that case. But it's something I'll look into more!
Great video! I was considering transferring some positions from Degiro to IBKR but since I don't have that much in profits, I think I'd rather sell, send and repurchase..
Thank you! Yeah, depending on your profits and taxes in your country that might make sense!
Hi Angelo, thank you for another great video! On the cost basis adjustment, does it mean you have entered an average cost base for all 80 ETFs or it's done on a unit basis? Thanks!
My pleasure! That's the total cost basis for all shares together
thank you, I was waiting for this vid and that was very well explained.
Good thing you only had one position to transfer from DeGiro. I have several and it's scary to think how much they'll charge me for a transfer to IB. Might as well leave them there. What a ripoff!
Thank you! Yeah... Are the fees the same for your Degiro country? Maybe you get lucky and they charge a bit less.
Hello Angelo, thank you for yet another great video. What is your opinion about investing in lending companies listing loans from various marketplaces (example - Credit start loans on Mintos and Lendermarket). You mentioned that you are investing in ITF group, which lists loans on Bondster, Income and soon in Lendermarket. Doesn`t this bother you as an investor?
You're welcome! I don't see that as an issue, in fact it could be good for LOs if they have more avenues to get funded. In my opinion it would only be a problem in case of fraud, for example in case a LO would list the same loan twice across two platforms.
Angelo, thank you for the video!
I've been thinking it would be useful to have a few brokers for the diversification, wouldn't it? In my case, even if I have an EU residence permit, I am originally from Russia, and I'm afraid at some point IBKR will ask to get out 😬
My pleasure! I also use several brokerage accounts, I see no downside as long as you don't have any account fees :) Are you allowed to open an account on Trade Republic or Scalable? ua-cam.com/video/4B05bx3pHT8/v-deo.html
Hi Angelo, great videos as always, wanted to ask you about all news about a stock market crash in the next months and how you see it?
Thank you! The next crash or correction is always coming, I think this recent video of mine should help: ua-cam.com/video/PXzvP1lt32s/v-deo.html
Hi Angelo, your videos are great. just one question: you always recommend interactive brokers. But i guess in Austria/Germany Flatex would be better (which handles your tax). Or else how do you calculate Dividens and especially the Austrian "Ausschüttungsgleiche Eträge" for Etfs during the year? I tried to calculate (and check) this myself with the calculations from Flatex, but mine and their numbers never really matched. Thx.
Thank you! Yes, that's why I always add this part in the description and pinned comment:
angelo.fi/atde (I recommend these for tax reasons if you're based in Austria or Germany!)
I would also stick to Flatex as an Austrian resident unless you want to spend extra time tracking your ETFs and filing out yearly tax returns.
This also applies to ETFs like FTSE All-World VWCE? As far as I understood they reinvest themselves, and you should only worry about taxes when selling them. Am I wrong?
Angelo have your heard of the Benner Cycle? Came up on a feed today very interesting!
No, I just looked into it. Interesting, but I'm unlikely to refer to it for investment decisions
@@AngeloColomboFi LOL yes i would have a similar view. I have also seen someone else claiming that the benner cycle was produced by someone else. Not sure if its an elaborate joke. But did check the dates and they do correlate. Looks like every 9-11 years the market crashes on a regular basis. Will i use it NO. Will i check the next crash against the benner cycle MAYBE!
Hallo Angelo, very informative video as always. recently I was listening to Robot Kiyosaki's podcast. He mentioned many time to invest in Gold and Silver. would you be so kind and make a video on investing in gold and silver ? Thank you.
Thanks a lot Angelo, very informative!
Do you know if I can transfer from Trade Republic (Individual Account) to IB (Joint Account)? I’ve started the process but then is saying the titular must be the same
Most likely not, since the owner needs to be the same. You could just open an additional individual account for free on IB and transfer the shares there first: angelo.fi/ibkr
Then perhaps you could do an internal transfer to the joint account.
Hi Angelo! Yet another great video. I am currently with IBKR as well, and I noticed that dividends paid in dollars are still automatically converted to euros. Would you know where to disable automatic conversion? I tried finding this setting myself without luck. Thanks for the great content, I’ll keep supporting the channel 🙌🏻
Hi, I would really appreciate If you could answer this question as well. Thank you Angelo for all your great content.
Hi Willem! Are you sure about that? IBKR may show you the value in EUR, but you should still have them on your account in the currency they were paid out in. Check Portfolio - Cash Report
@@AngeloColomboFi Hi, I think the problem is in the account type - cash, if I had the account type - margin, I can have cash in other valuts other then EUR. I wanted to buy dollars but I couldn’t, because in cash account type there is automatic conversion in base currency. Could this be the problem?
That would be new to me, unless something changed... I have a cash account as well, I'd be happy to report what happens next time I receive dividends in USD from VWRL by the end of this month
@@AngeloColomboFi thank you Angelo! When I go to detailed reports, I do see that there is some kind of conversion taking place (that I did not initiate). Would be interesting to indeed verify with the next dividends paid in US :)
Great update. Are you going to add to your Bitcoin position ahead of the upcoming Halving in 7 mths?
Thank you! Yes, I've been cost averaging into BTC & ETH again this year: ua-cam.com/video/wLrPqKKoh-s/v-deo.html
Hi Angelo, quick question, what do you think about bondora? why don't you use it? Thanks!
Hi Vincenzo, I used it for a long time, so I have no problems with it. I just felt that I'd rather invest my money on other platforms with potential for better returns than on Go & Grow, since it's still not risk-free either, it just pays less.
Do a video about trading 212
Do u have a video on lump sum vs dollar cost averaging investment
Yes, published just 10 days ago: ua-cam.com/video/yOWAhL6MFF8/v-deo.html
Great video Angelo! I recently started investing in ETFs with flatex as my broker since I also live in Austria. How difficult is it to do the taxes with a broker like scalable capital or IKBR?
Thank you! I'd stick to Flatex to keep things simple. If you stick to the saving plans for 1,5€ and don't need to buy/sell on a regular basis, then you won't be paying much more in comparison.
Otherwise you can of course consider alternatives like Trade Republic and Scalable, which provide you with pretty good tax reports specifically for Austria on a yearly basis. But while they make tracking easier, they still require you to file taxes every year, which eats up a bit of time: angelo.fi/etfs
Arent you affraid of ibkr insurance? I think its up to 200k, right?
Hey Angeo thanks again for your help! I have a question if I may.
Do you plan to sell all your ETFs at the same time when you’ll retire or one at the time? Also will you have to pay taxes on that? Cause if you do, doesn’t that defeat the purpose of investing in the first place (unless if live off dividends)?
Thanks again man! Hopefully your family is doing good!!
You're welcome Sean!
Why would I sell all of my shares once I retire? I would only sell whatever amount I need to cover living expenses in a given year and/or keep a certain amount in cash reserved for that. After all, I want my investments to last me a life-time (and perhaps beyond, so my daughter and family are taken care of as well).
Why would taxes defeat the purpose of investing? You pay a certain percentage in taxes on profits you realize and dividends you receive. By that reasoning is it better not to work either, since you have to pay taxes? 😅
And if you have an accumulating ETF which reinvests dividends, you can simply sell whatever percentage the distributing version pays out on a yearly basis to the same effect, while being more tax-efficient long-term.
@@AngeloColomboFi can you explain your last paragraph in simpler words?
Hi Angelo, thank you for the great video again, it always a pleasure to watch your videos. One question about your disinterest in DEGIRO, can you be more specific about the cons about this broker? As a Belgium resident, DEGIRO seems to me the best option because they take care of the TOB (the tax per transaction in Belgium which is 0.35%) directly into account and as far I know IB do not take care of this parameter for the Belgium residents.
Thank you and I wish you all the best.
Nicolas
Thank you, glad to hear that! I talked about it in more detail here: ua-cam.com/video/4B05bx3pHT8/v-deo.html
Interesting, I had no idea Belgium had that sort of transaction tax, that sucks. If Degiro makes your life easier that way, you may as well just stick with it
Angelo, I also live in Austria and I remember you used to use Flatex as a main broker. Do not you use it anymore and if yes, why? LG
I still have quite a bit of older shares there (my wife as well) and it's still my first recommendation for Austrian residents (especially when investing via saving plans for max. 1,5€ fees/order), so that you don't have to deal with the pain of tracking and filing tax returns yearly! I summarized it here: angelo.fi/atde
Hello Angelo
Could you please do a Mintos how to video?
This one should help: ua-cam.com/video/WpL7a_2DnHE/v-deo.html
Hi Angelo, such great videos and I'm very excited about your content. I'm about to start my investing journey and would like your thoughts on my portfolio; 2 ETF FTSE all world (acc and div) en 1 ETF in bonds which will account for 30% of my investing amount. WDYT? Thanks in advance!
Happy to hear that! I like the All-World ETF personally as you can likely tell by now :) Which bond ETF did you pick? One thing to keep in mind is that you may be exposed to duration risk, as we've seen last year when popular Euro bond ETFs crashed -19% in value.
Hi Angelo. I'm watching you from the tip of Europe. From Portugal.
I've watched several of your videos and found great information in them.
Now I have a question.
I was going to try and transfer my 2 ETF (CSPX and IWDA, both from Amsterdam exchange) from DeGiro to IB, but IB doesn't have one of them from that exchange... What should I do?
That shouldn't be an issue. When filling out the incoming transfer form on IB just search for the ETF's ISIN number instead and select the version in €
@@AngeloColomboFi I did , but then it asks me for the specific exchange.
hello, i also want to transfer my etfs from freedom 24 to ibkr but the fees are 100 euros! so i think if i sell all my etfs on freedom and then withdraw the money via revolut to put it in ibkr. then i can buy from the begginig the etfs it will be more cost effective. am i wrong in my thinking process?
What's your take on shares lending? I'm considering it but not sure if the risk is worth it.
Don't think it's worth it for an extra 0,1% or so per year (if at all), even though I think the risk is extremely low.
Hi, Angelo. Would it be possible to convert between your accumulating and Distribution Funds or if you want to switch, must sell first and buy the other one ?
No, you would need to sell one and buy the other, which most likely doesn't make sense tax-wise if you're in profit. That's why I'm holding on to my Distributing shares for example
Danke Angelo, liebe Gruß aus DE !
Do you have a video on P2P lending?
yes! ua-cam.com/video/WpL7a_2DnHE/v-deo.html
Fantastic video Angelo. Based on your last video and the advise regarding the investment plan of less than 500€ per month, I’ve actually gone the other way, from IB to Scalable Capital and I’m very happy. The app is very intuitive, the bank transfers are much better and they seem like a good broker. Everything just works and is very easy. Thanks again for sharing your journey,
Thank you! They are great, this video shows that you can also rely on them if you ever wanted to transfer shares, a feature every good broker should support at no extra cost. My wife has her recurring monthly VWCE plan on Scalable as well and she's very happy with it.
@@AngeloColomboFi good to know, thank you!
@@davegardner5246 scalable has many bad reviews in trustpilot. You think they are fair?
Pretty much every single online broker, especially if they have low fees (and thus less support employees and more automation), has plenty of bad reviews. I think in Scalable's case some bad reviews may also be because the custodian Baader Bank can be a bit slow at times in how quickly they process stuff.
Let’s face it, most people that add reviews are to criticise rather than praise. I’m very happy with the service as a whole. We’d all like things to be instant. They do make it easy though compared to IB.
Hello, Angelo! I would like to ask you: in which affiliate of Interaktive Brokers do you have an account? As I know, if it is Interaktive Brokers Ireland (for European investors), positions are insured only for 20.000 EUR. What do you know about it?
IB Ireland. That is sadly the low level of extra "protection" most European countries offer, it has nothing to do with IB itself. That extra insurance should never be needed since assets are fully segregated from the brokers assets and only belong to you. Thus in case of bankruptcy, they can be transferred to another brokerage account of yours.
Luckily with IB many positions are actually custodied by IB LLC, which covers up to 500k:
"To the extent that your securities (or cash balances, to the extent they are acting as margin in support of a short stock or option position carried by IBLLC) are custodied at IBLLC, they are protected by SIPC for a maximum coverage of $500,000."
Plus a $30 million Lloyd's insurance.
Based on my research so far, our ETF shares are also registered via IB LLC, so we should be protected under SIPC as well. But it's something I'm investigating further - might make for an interesting video topic!
thank you for ur answer, very appriciate it.@@AngeloColomboFi
Fortunately, I did not have much in my Degiro account because I also moved away from them and it was more profitable for me to liquidate and buy again than pay Degiro feel.
Angelo what do you think about Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG)?
It's not available to buy in Europe (domiciled in the US), so I'm not sure it's worth spending too much time on :/
Or are you based in a non-EU country?
@@AngeloColomboFi I am based in the EU. But if you could, would you buy it? I think it is similar to SCHD
Hi Angelo,
Do you buy the VWCE IBIS2 ? I found only that etf for VWCE on IBKR but it does not show any dividends data. Can it be that I bought the wrong etf? For VWRL I see that it pays 1.98%
Thanks in advance
I believe VWCE is the accumulating version of the VWRL. Accumulating ETFs don't distribute dividends which is useful for investors in countries where dividends are heavily taxed but other than that they're basically the same fund.
I bought VWCE, it does not state any dividend payment but it will get those dividends but it will reinvest right?
Yes the dividends will be reinvested into the fund.
Why did you stop buying distributing? Why did you make this decision? I would appreciate the answer. Im looking into buying distributing
Because I don't need the cashflow right now, it's a bit more tax-efficient and its also not needed for early retirement: ua-cam.com/video/b_TXq9H8prQ/v-deo.html
Hi I have a quick question: how's possible that Interactive brokers changes me 3/4 euros on transaction worth about 50/150 euros? It is normal having those fees on ETFs or I'm doing something wrong? (I bought from Borsa Italiana and the London exchange) and if I'm doing something wrong, how could I pay less fees?
(I'm in Italy)
Are you using tiered pricing? What exactly did you buy and in what currency?
@@AngeloColomboFi I don't know, I'm new to all of this. I bought VWCG (Germany Exchange) and CSMIB (Swiss Exchange) whit euro, the fee was 3€ for each payment worth 50€. Now I was trying to buy VUAA on the London exchange (don't know why but I can't buy the one listed on the Borsa Italiana, Ibkr said that it's because it can't be sold in Italy) and the fee is 4$
Ok then you're definitely using fixed pricing (starts at 3€). Here's a pricing sheet you can use: angelo.fi/ibpricing
I also linked two video guides there. Just give IBKR 48h to properly switch you over to the other pricing and you shouldn't be paying more than 1,25€.
@@AngeloColomboFi Thank you, I will try!
i Angelo just openend my IBR account and funded it with what i can put as side. What should i consider buying as an long term investor? I want to invest in ETF and some time a little in crypto not to much.
Check the usual SXR8, SXRV or EUNL. It is a good start if you want to invest in EUR and want no direct divident. Also, I personally love Berkshire Hathaway stock. It is in USD, but no hassle with dividents.
This video should give you some ideas: ua-cam.com/video/dFl7KMLlgOU/v-deo.html
I prefer VWCE as a simple one ETF solution (not financial advice of course).
I have to ask why the adherence to VWRL and not SPY (S&P 500) with superior performance?
Because one exclusively invests in the US and the other one across the entire world. There's no way to know if the US will keep outperforming over the next few decades. With your logic you may as well go all in into the Nasdaq 100
@@AngeloColomboFi Thanks Angelo, fair enough, but I have been hearing this argument for decades , and it was rarely the case, the 2nd part of it is easily refuted. while the NASDAQ this year was giving great yield it's only one sector and thus extremely volatile, not for the faint of heart.
Apologies if it comes out as criticism, and if it does it's because I don't know how to frame it any better and have my question be understood, because I am really curious, and maybe I can learn something.
Here is the thing about the SPX, it's composed of the biggest 500 multinational companies in the world that register with US exchanges (So not only Americans), in 11 different sectors that seem to complement each other, it's always the 500 biggest, if one drops its ranking its kicked out, and a better one is selected. close to 100% of the time it outperformed the VWRL, by a noticeable margin.
With that in mind, the answer that the 500 biggest US-exchanged multinational will be dethroned any time soon is not very convincing for me(Do you see why?), and even if it were, why not invest in SPX and move to VWRL when the trend changes?
Sorry again if I come around as too harsh, but we are here to learn and improve our finance, and you graciously provide the venue to sate my curiosity, so I am hoping I am not abusing it.
doesn't revolut or intermediaries charge when you withdraw usd from ibkr to revolut??
Nope, you can withdraw USD for free once a month. At least it was still free on July 3rd, when I had my last USD withdrawal from IB to Revolut.
@@AngeloColomboFi wow I knew from IBKR side is free once and the rest 1$ but was told that intermediary banks can take a fee during the transfer. Did you use for the transfer the IBAN or swift?
SWIFT/BIC + IBAN
Please ! Just tell me one simple thing ! WHY is it better to simplify holding stocks/ETFs on just one account ? Why is it better not to diversify the risk between more brokers ? And being using protection from EU at 20,000 € on each account ?
I only said it was easier in this case for me to have all the distributing Vanguard FTSE All-World shares on a single account. There's nothing wrong with having assets on several accounts (I do as well). The protection you mention by the way should never really be relevant though (only in case of fraud, for which we have strict regulatory oversight), as your stocks/ETFs only belong to you, even in case of bankruptcy.
Hi Angelo, still getting charged €5.62 for €1000 of VWCE on IB, I have tiered clicked for 3 days now, an ideas what is wrong, thank you
Hey Jimmy, that should not happen, please send me a screenshot of the transaction from IB: p2pinvesting.eu/contact
I'll try to figure out what could possibly be the reason
Just sent you a reply via email. You didn't get charged that amount, you didn't even execute the order, which showed 1,25€ as minimum commission, the way it should be. The way smart routing works is that IB always shows you the best and worst case scenario looking at all exchanges, since they try to get you the best price for your shares across all exchanges (incl fees). I've never been charged more than 1,25€ plus a few cents extra at times when the order is executed via IBIS. You can use this sheet to calculate fees from now for VWCE on using tiered pricing: angelo.fi/ibpricing
@@AngeloColomboFi It was preview, I didn't send order through as I was charged €5.62 before so wasn't going to pay another €5.62 , ridiculous fees
Hmmm 🤔. You didn't have a custody account with Degiro? I have a custody account and not a basic account. As far as I understand they don't lend out securities on a custody account 😅. I've been looking at other brokers as well but there is a Belgian TOB tax which is a hassle to file. And Degiro does it for you. Save me a lot of trouble 😵💫
If you still have a custody account you're good. They closed mine when they moved Austrian accounts to Flatex and I had to open a new one (Basic was the only option) via Degiro Ireland. In your case I don't see any problems sticking with Degiro if everything works and is easier that way :)
@@AngeloColomboFi thanks for clarifying 🙏👍
These fees are ridiculous. I'd just sell and rebuy instead. Shouldn't take more than 2 days.
Yes they are! If you're up 35% or about +2500€ (like me) selling makes no sense unless capital gains taxes are non-existent in your country
Fair point @@AngeloColomboFi 👍
In my country there is no tax on etf after 1 year
my etfs have stagnated since 2021.......my portfolio is handled by my investor, and the value has stayed the same for 2yrs
What are you trying to say exactly? Correct, at 103,4€ per share VWCE is currently still below its all-time-high of 104,6€/share from December 2021. Are you only looking at 1-2 year time frames? Then ETFs may not be for you.
I am looking at long term...but I hear every other person say that ISA earn 7 to 10% every yr@@AngeloColomboFi
Yeah the whole transfer thing is a rip off...
Luckily in the case of Switzerland, there are no capital gains taxes - so you just sell, get the money, transfer and buy at the new broker.
Sure you lose a day, but realistically, this isn't that detremental - and best case your stocks drop dramatically and you timed the market with sheer luck.
Yeah in Switzerland that definitely makes more sense.
I´m starting slowly in P2P, what would be the best to invest in two companies maybe 3? or just stay with one? I mean from diversification point of view. You could maybe do a video like friendliest P2P lending companies for new investor :)
This video might help with that :) ua-cam.com/video/WpL7a_2DnHE/v-deo.html
awesome! Thanks a lot as usual@@AngeloColomboFi
I just started my first investment in P2P via Mintos (core strategy) after watching Angelo’s video. I am keeping things simple by using one P2P lender to start with, and a diversified portfolio. Good luck with your P2P investment journey.
Weird, my comments keep getting deleted. Is it the UA-cam algorithm?
I hope not, did you post a link or something else UA-cam may block?
@@AngeloColomboFi I know about the links, thanks. It must be something else, like a keyword. Anyway, I was trying to say that it's possible to accumulate dollar dividends without having to convert them in degiro, see Settings -- Currency Conversion option. (If this comment doesn't get deleted, I will go into more details :)).
Das ist aber kein steuereinfacher Broker; in Ö issas a schass
Korrekt, da Österreicher aber weniger als 1% meiner Zuschauer ausmachen ist es verschmerzbar ;)
Und ich bin den extra Aufwand mit der Steuererklärung bereits gewohnt. Hab auch noch viel bei Flatex liegen
Dann passt es, danke bro :))
Mate, I like the content of this video, but you speak so quickly. It seems like you're reading from a script or reciting something you've memorized. The delivery comes off a bit odd, and I find it hard to focus on what you're saying.
Appreciate the feedback!
LOL, Why are my comments going unheeded? Am I being shadow-banned?
Nope, I just missed your previous comment. I replied now ;)
How ypu transfer USD to Revolut account ?
I can not figure out !!!
Withdraw - Use new withdrawal method - USD - Bank Wire - Bank - Bank Country: Lithuania - Enter IBAN - Save
@@AngeloColomboFi thank you !
@AngeloColomboFi but IBKR asks about Correspondent Bank 😢