Good recommendation. These ETFs are no-brainer for long-term investing. My positions in QQQ ( and VGT), VOO, and SCHD plus a few Magnificent Seven stocks for the last 15 years doing very well. Better then I deserved. It crosses 8-figure last year to allow me to retire this year.
In this video you’ve mentioned about MY doesn’t have a treaty with US therefore we’re taxed 30% on the dividends we received. Do you mind to create a video specifically about claiming back this 30% while we’re staying in MY as citizens? Appreciate it!
Hi Guan Teik, as far as I know, generally the 30% tax on dividends for Malaysians from US stocks is a withholding tax and isn't typically reclaimable :O
Hello Ziet!! Thanks a lot for your inspiring and informative videos! I have enjoyed learning from your crisp and clear videos! I have one question, curious on your view on it. I am residing in Germany, which has tax treaty agreement with the US. What would you do if you were me. Should I invest on VOO (in US currency) ? or to the Ireland based S&P 500 ETFs? or both? Looking forward to hearing your view! Thank you.
Literally THE BEST video I found so far! I'm just starting to invest now and this video just gives the perfect overall picture! Saves tons of time and stress🤩
Hi Ziet, I watched your video and started buying ETF like QQQM. Just want to understand what's the huge impact between SPLG and VOO. Both are all following the same index. SPLG is much cheaper and less fee, 0.02%. compared to VOO. In case that I have enough funds to invest and spend the same amount, which is better option - either buying more stocks of SPLG and same value but less numbers of VOO? Look forward to your answer :)
Thanks bro for explaining all the potential good ETFs to invest in. i was just looking some information and you presented it simply. Thank you very much!
Hi, thanks for the video! Very new investor here, 8:01, how do you know if these internal issues are happening? Do you just do some research to see if there are current issues with the company ? Thank you
Just got interested in investing and your videos have been super helpful and educational! Would like to ask - is there a good time of year/ week etc for investing?
Just found your channel, great content, wanted to bring up that it is worth mentioning that non-US residents should look for UCITS equivalents because they are Irish domiciled ETFs to reduce the withhold tax and estate tax burden.
Great point! Yes, UCITS ETFs are definitely a better option for non-US residents due to their tax efficiency. Ireland-domiciled ETFs can help reduce withholding and estate tax exposure.
Fantastic video and the cheat sheet at the end is just the cherry on top. Thanks Ziet! May I ask if the ETF has a negative return in a particular year, how will the expense ratio be charged?
Hehe glad you liked it! The expense ratio will always be taken from the fund's NAV, hence the reduction in the share price already includes the expense fee!
You are gonna be responsible for me picking up the right ETFs to build a solid, strong foundation for my portfolio, and then take it from there. Great video, very detailed! I'll be really looking forward to explore your channel and its content. Bravo!
how much to change usd is better and worth it ?example one month have 500 1000 direct chg usd or wait have 5k or 10k only chg ? just deposit in moomoo , not sure about other broker app fees which is cheaper . still thinking should invest which etf voo vti ivv , for few decades
Good video! Well, I'm so happy that I made the best decisions by making a good investment. Recently, I was able to acquire my third house even at my age and I believe that if things continue well, I will retire early
It's good! But how did you manage to achieve all this, even in the current economic context which is very bad? Please I would appreciate your help on how to proceed, I am desperate for a way to pay off my debts and achieve my goals
Bitcoin has been going up and down for a while now and it could continue to rise. The truth is that no one knows, I think it is a good time to make a purchase and also seek professional assistance
Many people are struggling financially to live, keep a roof over their head and put food on the table. Anyone who fails to grow their wealth financially right now is missing out on a tremendous opportunity. Imagine I start a $2,500 financial plan and get $17,380 in profits.
Yes, it's true, there's a lot of talk about investing lately, but I'm new and I'm also curious about where to start. Can anyone explain to me how to invest and where to start?
Hi Ziet, can you help explaining ETF or index fund which one should one invest in? Despite knowing the differences in both, I am still not clear which is to be invested in and why. I might be missing something very basic here but It would be great if you could help guiding.
Hello, index funds as mentioned by most US youtubers refer to their Mutual Funds, but since most of us are from non-US countries, we can only access those funds via ETFs (exchange traded funds). That means we can just focus on ETFs, that tracks many things like Index, Industry, country etc. Hope this clarifies!
My spouse and I are adding a variety of stocks/ETF to my present holdings for the long term, We've set aside $250k to start following inflation-indexed bonds and stocks of companies with solid cash flows with the help of our FA Anna Rounds Fay., I believe it is a good time to capitalize on the market for long-term gains, but it wouldn't hurt to know means of actualizing short term profit.
@@HarryWalter77 The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within the short term, but you need a skilled practitioner to execute such a strategy.
Short term, tech etf is very likely to boom, maybank is the safe bet as it won't have too big of drawdown but there's not much upside either. The word better highly depends on your risk appetite.
Hi, while I can't give specific investment recommendation, the popular ones are TLT, VGIT, SHY ETFs - perhaps you can start your research over there :) Hope this helps!
Hi, at RM 200, while its a good starting point, its a bit low due to brokerage fee being about 0.35 USD (RM 1.50+-), which is about 0.75%. Very decent already, but if possible try to make it below 0.50% (meaning invest at RM 400 instead, bimonthly) Hope this helps!
The FXAIX mutual fund's expenses are half of VOO's. It might not matter a ton, but for a long term holding in a retirement account that could make a difference.
Both are alright! M+Global for the ease of funding using MYR, IBKR gives cheaper fees, but it requires one more step using WISE (look up for tutorial in my video!), it depends which one is more important for you - fees or easy deposit? That being said, if you are to choose M+Global, there's a promotion going on until end of November where you can deposit RM 1000 and get free GRAB shares lolll, but you need to access via my link 🤭 m.global.mplusonline.com/lego/marketing?id=5&model=page&lang=en_US&_scnl=MYMG or for Shariah compliant m.global.mplusonline.com/kh/status/entry/transit?lang=en_US&_scnl=C52K As for IBKR, link is in the description!
hi Ziet, how about about ETF for different Region like South East Asia, Asia, Africa, Arab Countries & China, I myself did Invest in Kweb ( China Tech), Any Recommendation?
Hey there!The impact of the 30% WHT on your investments can vary based on several factors like the dividend yield of the stock, the change in the stock's price, and your investment duration/entry/exit price. In general, to outweigh the WHT, your investment needs to generate returns higher than the WHT paid, as well as the fees incurred for the transaction (note: commission fees/trade for US and LSE market is different). I've made a video comparing this exact scenario (VOO vs CSPX), can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/zwpJIP1aNFI/видео.htmlsi=RZp_GwltyjOWioEF
Hi there! That's a common question and a good one to ask. The short answer is: not necessarily. The number of shares you own isn't as important as the total value of your investment and the return rate. Whether an ETF is "cheap" or "expensive" per share doesn't directly affect the profit you'll make if the yield (percentage return) is the same. What matters is how much you've invested in total and the return rate on that investment. Hope this helps ;)
@@ZietInvests I’m recently investing for my retirement with Vanguard in position holding these ETFs - VOO, SCHD, VWO, VUG, VXUS. What are other ETFs can be added or wait in position in case stock crash? Thank you and appreciate of your hard work. 👍
hi, withholding tax are usually done automatically by the broker, so there is no need for us to calculate/report any of it. It's already taken into account before you receive your dividends/or changes in capital gains of those ETFs. I've explained more of it in this video: ruclips.net/video/hdQ7IVRT9oY/видео.htmlsi=AE1C5M9dN6BzTtyz Hope this helps!
To know more about tax, can check out the video here yea ruclips.net/video/A_Q8yF7pJ0I/видео.htmlsi=W2eqfxCPAv32olrF But to answer your questions, tax is always the case for foreign investor, to dodge dividend withholding to certain extent, you can choose the replica of these ETFs, then instead of US domiciled, go for the ones with Ireland domiciled
Hi, can check with IBKR's customer support - they might have a better localised support: www.interactivebrokers.com/mkt/?src=zietPY2&url=%2Fen%2Fwhyib%2Foverview.php%3Fnored%3Dt
sorry noob question. There is an option when funding IBKR for US ETF purchase, to select which currency u want to deposit. If i plan to transfer from WISE balance, is there any difference if I were to choose USD or SGD? Thanks
Hey, no worries at all! There's no such thing as a noob question here, we're all learning together! When you're transferring funds to IBKR for purchasing US ETFs, the currency you choose for the deposit can make a difference: If you select USD, you'll be transferring US dollars directly into your account. This is generally straightforward if your WISE balance is already in USD because it avoids any conversion fees or exchange rate fluctuations. On the other hand, if you choose to deposit in SGD and your WISE balance is in SGD, you won't need to convert it before sending. However, you will need to convert your SGD to USD within the IBKR platform to purchase US ETFs, as they are denominated in USD. This conversion within IBKR is usually at a very competitive rate, but it's still an extra step and potentially a small fee. So... the main difference is where the currency conversion happens (before the transfer with WISE or after the transfer within IBKR) and the respective rates and fees! For most of us from Malaysia (MYR), the difference between sending USD or SGD has very marginal difference because we're gonna convert anyway! Hope this clarifies ;)
Hi Ziet love your videos .. been leaning towards ETF Ireland Domicile thanks to u . Btw can u explain or make a video on differences between ETFs , Index Funds and Unit Trust/Mutual funds other than their differences in fees . I believe UT fees are considerably higher compared to ETFs . So other thn fees , what are the differences since all 3 investments allows you to diversify and have more exposure to the market ? Really appreciate if you could response to this
Hi wei hao, those accumulated dividends will just reflect as change in share price of the accumulating ETFs yeah, there won't be any visible cash dividends in your account
Invest in ETFs with Interactive Brokers (super low cost!)➡ziet.link/27-know-more-about-IBKR
Ziet, is there any Irish Domiciled ETF mirroring SCHD? to cut down the tax attack😂
Been doing monthly DCA on VTI 🙏
@@sreetharanmathavan8729 Might be a good idea to do another vid on best ETFs (Ireland domiciled version)🤔let me know if I should do!
@@sreetharanmathavan8729 VHYL etf
Thanks to your vids doing it monthly to the S&P 500 🙏
this is one of the best videos I've watched about first time investing in ETF! clear and concise!
wooohoooo glad you liked it ❤️ and thank you so much for the lovely comment!
Ah finally a noob friendly video for me. Thanks bro! Always informative. ❤
Thanks! Made my day😇
Good recommendation. These ETFs are no-brainer for long-term investing. My positions in QQQ ( and VGT), VOO, and SCHD plus a few Magnificent Seven stocks for the last 15 years doing very well. Better then I deserved. It crosses 8-figure last year to allow me to retire this year.
Awesome!!
absolutely love the thorough explanation! thanks for providing such a valuable content
Let's keep this going🔥
In this video you’ve mentioned about MY doesn’t have a treaty with US therefore we’re taxed 30% on the dividends we received. Do you mind to create a video specifically about claiming back this 30% while we’re staying in MY as citizens? Appreciate it!
Hi Guan Teik, as far as I know, generally the 30% tax on dividends for Malaysians from US stocks is a withholding tax and isn't typically reclaimable :O
Hello Ziet!! Thanks a lot for your inspiring and informative videos! I have enjoyed learning from your crisp and clear videos! I have one question, curious on your view on it. I am residing in Germany, which has tax treaty agreement with the US. What would you do if you were me. Should I invest on VOO (in US currency) ? or to the Ireland based S&P 500 ETFs? or both? Looking forward to hearing your view! Thank you.
Great comprehensive ideas on etf 👍 and nice chatting w u today in our rather short grab ride. All the best. The Grab investor 😀
Awwww thank you so much uncle❤️ It was so nice chatting with you - really opened my eye!!🥰
Literally THE BEST video I found so far! I'm just starting to invest now and this video just gives the perfect overall picture! Saves tons of time and stress🤩
Awwww thank you so much🫶🏻 glad this was helpful!
Hi Ziet, I watched your video and started buying ETF like QQQM. Just want to understand what's the huge impact between SPLG and VOO. Both are all following the same index. SPLG is much cheaper and less fee, 0.02%. compared to VOO. In case that I have enough funds to invest and spend the same amount, which is better option - either buying more stocks of SPLG and same value but less numbers of VOO? Look forward to your answer :)
Would it be considered diversifying if I invest in S&P 500 with VOO and another with ISAC for global etf?
Isn't CSPX better ETF to invest in S&P500 for non US investors?
What is the tax on dividends / tax on long term gains for residents of Philippines?
Thanks bro for explaining all the potential good ETFs to invest in. i was just looking some information and you presented it simply. Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful! 😊 Let me know if you have any more questions!
Hey Ziet, any reason why you’ve personally invested individually into tsla, amzn, aapl, goog and no ETFs?
Hi, thanks for the video! Very new investor here, 8:01, how do you know if these internal issues are happening? Do you just do some research to see if there are current issues with the company ? Thank you
Just got interested in investing and your videos have been super helpful and educational! Would like to ask - is there a good time of year/ week etc for investing?
Just found your channel, great content, wanted to bring up that it is worth mentioning that non-US residents should look for UCITS equivalents because they are Irish domiciled ETFs to reduce the withhold tax and estate tax burden.
Great point! Yes, UCITS ETFs are definitely a better option for non-US residents due to their tax efficiency. Ireland-domiciled ETFs can help reduce withholding and estate tax exposure.
Hi Ziet, what do you think of CSPX, an Ireland-Domiciled ETF alternative to VOO, but able to avoid 30% dividend tax for Malaysians?
Fantastic video and the cheat sheet at the end is just the cherry on top. Thanks Ziet!
May I ask if the ETF has a negative return in a particular year, how will the expense ratio be charged?
Hehe glad you liked it! The expense ratio will always be taken from the fund's NAV, hence the reduction in the share price already includes the expense fee!
thank u so much for ur information，if i want to invest for long time， should i just pick one and keep buying $ 1000 every month ?
VUAA or CSPX
How does IBKR pay dividends? Is it added to cash balance?
As a beginner, what’s the ball park figure I should start investing in these ETFs? An amount I am comfortable at the moment is $1K. Is that good?
First time investor. Doing 100% voo for now! In Roth IRA Maxing out $7k a year. See how it goes. Than go brokerage
Woooo lesssgooo!
Woooo lets goo!
Same here.
Hands down the top finfluencer in Malaysia. Another great video from Ziet :)
Hi Ziet, does this mean all of the above ETF will be subjected to tax, compared to CSPX (ireland domiciled) ? Thank you.
Hi cherry, dividend withholding tax yes! No capital gains tax!
You are gonna be responsible for me picking up the right ETFs to build a solid, strong foundation for my portfolio, and then take it from there. Great video, very detailed! I'll be really looking forward to explore your channel and its content. Bravo!
All the best to you buddy!
Loving your videos. I have. Aquestion though, the US withholding tax only applies to dividend ETF?
any recommend ETF for China/HK or emerging market? for better return compare to US market. Thanks
Hi Ziet, do we neen to pay capital gains tax if we invest stocks outside US..for example investing in China or France stocks
Excellent video. Thank you so much!
Most welcome! Thank you for your nice comment
Hi Ziet, thanks for the informative video. May i know whether we Malaysian can buy CSPX ETF by fractional in IBKR?
CSPX belongs to the ireland domiciled etf, frational shares only supports us domiciled
how does someone gets a knowlegde like yours? what will you recommend they study or do? if i can just have that knowledge
Hi, I read a lot of forums (reddit, lowyat, bogleheads, seedly) and obsessively watch a lot of youtube videos haha
VERY good job... for helping people to decide in investment...
how much to change usd is better and worth it ?example one month have 500 1000 direct chg usd or wait have 5k or 10k only chg ? just deposit in moomoo , not sure about other broker app fees which is cheaper . still thinking should invest which etf voo vti ivv , for few decades
hi, great video. What i am afraid is what happens if for some reason the exchange is broke. Do we loose all money?
they are regulated and licensed, with insurance backing up the users - so that should give you enough comfort!
Good video! Well, I'm so happy that I made the best decisions by making a good investment. Recently, I was able to acquire my third house even at my age and I believe that if things continue well, I will retire early
It's good! But how did you manage to achieve all this, even in the current economic context which is very bad? Please I would appreciate your help on how to proceed, I am desperate for a way to pay off my debts and achieve my goals
Bitcoin has been going up and down for a while now and it could continue to rise. The truth is that no one knows, I think it is a good time to make a purchase and also seek professional assistance
Many people are struggling financially to live, keep a roof over their head and put food on the table. Anyone who fails to grow their wealth financially right now is missing out on a tremendous opportunity. Imagine I start a $2,500 financial plan and get $17,380 in profits.
Yes, it's true, there's a lot of talk about investing lately, but I'm new and I'm also curious about where to start. Can anyone explain to me how to invest and where to start?
She is on Instagram
Very good and clear explanation video for newbie like me. Thanks a lot for the reference! 😊
Thank you so much for the nice words! All the best with your investments!
Hi Ziet, can you help explaining ETF or index fund which one should one invest in? Despite knowing the differences in both, I am still not clear which is to be invested in and why. I might be missing something very basic here but It would be great if you could help guiding.
Hello, index funds as mentioned by most US youtubers refer to their Mutual Funds, but since most of us are from non-US countries, we can only access those funds via ETFs (exchange traded funds). That means we can just focus on ETFs, that tracks many things like Index, Industry, country etc. Hope this clarifies!
Truly Stocks, ETFs and Mutual funds are the best investment decision you can make both short term and long term for steady money flow. Kudos
My spouse and I are adding a variety of stocks/ETF to my present holdings for the long term, We've set aside $250k to start following inflation-indexed bonds and stocks of companies with solid cash flows with the help of our FA Anna Rounds Fay., I believe it is a good time to capitalize on the market for long-term gains, but it wouldn't hurt to know means of actualizing short term profit.
@@HarryWalter77
The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within the short term, but you need a skilled practitioner to execute such a strategy.
Pro, can you tell which is better to invest for 2-3 years, etf or maybank with stable dividend.
Short term, tech etf is very likely to boom, maybank is the safe bet as it won't have too big of drawdown but there's not much upside either. The word better highly depends on your risk appetite.
Hi Ziet, which is treasury bonds etf would your recommend for long term? I bought qqq and cspx so far
Hi, while I can't give specific investment recommendation, the popular ones are TLT, VGIT, SHY ETFs - perhaps you can start your research over there :) Hope this helps!
Hi, what are the minimum monthly investment is recommended for s&p500? is monthly RM200 too low? considering the fees and so on.
Hi, at RM 200, while its a good starting point, its a bit low due to brokerage fee being about 0.35 USD (RM 1.50+-), which is about 0.75%.
Very decent already, but if possible try to make it below 0.50% (meaning invest at RM 400 instead, bimonthly)
Hope this helps!
@@ZietInvests thanks!! as an altenative way, I could also save up and invest in every 2 month or so.
The FXAIX mutual fund's expenses are half of VOO's. It might not matter a ton, but for a long term holding in a retirement account that could make a difference.
That's true, but it's not accessible by non-US residents :(
Brilliant. Thanks for this. Keep up the good work.
Thank you too!
Thank you for this informative video Ziet.
Do you know if options are available for these ETFs?
Hi vincent, apologies as i dont trade options so you might have to check it out on the brokerage platform :x Thank you for watching tho!!
SPY or VOO?
Thank you for this informative content. Can you please share some Sharia-compliant ETFs for these categories?
Hi brother, here you go, its in this video: ruclips.net/video/tLlnkbeGkVM/видео.htmlsi=7IeFG9uTq8Ki2sNb
is the return percentage already include divident?
For beginner, is it ok to use mplus global? how does it compare against IBKR?
Both are alright! M+Global for the ease of funding using MYR, IBKR gives cheaper fees, but it requires one more step using WISE (look up for tutorial in my video!), it depends which one is more important for you - fees or easy deposit?
That being said, if you are to choose M+Global, there's a promotion going on until end of November where you can deposit RM 1000 and get free GRAB shares lolll, but you need to access via my link 🤭
m.global.mplusonline.com/lego/marketing?id=5&model=page&lang=en_US&_scnl=MYMG
or for Shariah compliant
m.global.mplusonline.com/kh/status/entry/transit?lang=en_US&_scnl=C52K
As for IBKR, link is in the description!
Bro i am chinese, could I use register in Shariah compliant ?@@ZietInvests
VOO price too expensive ? buying now ?
My take is- it's too hard to time the market, DCA (dollar-cost averaging) for the peace of mind🛌
hi Ziet, how about about ETF for different Region like South East Asia, Asia, Africa, Arab Countries & China, I myself did Invest in Kweb ( China Tech), Any Recommendation?
You might want to look at the emerging market ETFs! That could be the story for another time if a lot of you are interested😚 let me know!
Just watched this important video. May i request you to release a new video on top 3 USA ETFs ? Tks
I love your sharing ..
Thank you so much!
nice video
appreciate it if you could share the idea of ETF portfolio with DCA method, and china ETF sharing
thanks
Excellent video. You just got a new subscriber!
Thank you so much!!
Excellent video. Its a big help for newbie like me. thank you sir.
You're most welcome my friend! Do check out our other videos
Great video 🎉
Very informative thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Question-with the WHT imposed, how long would we have to hold stocks or minimum return of investments to outweigh the WHT in US say 30%?
Hey there!The impact of the 30% WHT on your investments can vary based on several factors like the dividend yield of the stock, the change in the stock's price, and your investment duration/entry/exit price.
In general, to outweigh the WHT, your investment needs to generate returns higher than the WHT paid, as well as the fees incurred for the transaction (note: commission fees/trade for US and LSE market is different).
I've made a video comparing this exact scenario (VOO vs CSPX), can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/zwpJIP1aNFI/видео.htmlsi=RZp_GwltyjOWioEF
If same yield, I buy more shares for cheap etf, will I make more profit than expensive etf for less shares?
Hi there! That's a common question and a good one to ask. The short answer is: not necessarily. The number of shares you own isn't as important as the total value of your investment and the return rate.
Whether an ETF is "cheap" or "expensive" per share doesn't directly affect the profit you'll make if the yield (percentage return) is the same. What matters is how much you've invested in total and the return rate on that investment. Hope this helps ;)
why no love for VWRA CSPX..
Today's vid is all about US domiciled!
God bless you for this video!
Thank you so much! God bless you too
Any good emerging market ETF to invest.
You can take a look at VWO - low cost + well diversified
@@ZietInvests
I’m recently investing for my retirement with Vanguard in position holding these ETFs -
VOO, SCHD, VWO, VUG, VXUS.
What are other ETFs can be added or wait in position in case stock crash?
Thank you and appreciate of your hard work. 👍
Thanks Ziet. Is there any ETF that is similar and comparable with SCHD but is domiciled in Ireland?
VHYL etf
Check this out (Ireland dividend ETFs): ruclips.net/video/hdQ7IVRT9oY/видео.htmlsi=go0aw_dE_bU1zojY
What about SPLG, VUG, SCHD?
can you explain more about the withholding tax? how do we report it / how to calculate etc.
hi, withholding tax are usually done automatically by the broker, so there is no need for us to calculate/report any of it. It's already taken into account before you receive your dividends/or changes in capital gains of those ETFs.
I've explained more of it in this video: ruclips.net/video/hdQ7IVRT9oY/видео.htmlsi=AE1C5M9dN6BzTtyz
Hope this helps!
@@ZietInvests thanks!
But didn’t you say before that foreign investors in US ETFs are now subjected to tax under new US regulation?
To know more about tax, can check out the video here yea
ruclips.net/video/A_Q8yF7pJ0I/видео.htmlsi=W2eqfxCPAv32olrF
But to answer your questions, tax is always the case for foreign investor, to dodge dividend withholding to certain extent, you can choose the replica of these ETFs, then instead of US domiciled, go for the ones with Ireland domiciled
Very good n clear video
Glad you liked it Mich!! More to come
QQQM or individual FAANG stocks only?
23 years old, has stable income, can accept risk
Concentrate your bet on few stocks for potentially higher return, diversify for lower risk, which one do you prefer?😛
Where CSPX?!
Why CSPX??
It’s like the VOO but is based in Ireland. That means that most non us residents save in taxes
Boom 💥 video… no bullshit
VOO or CSPX ? 🤔
Both are the best in each class to track S&P500.
VOO for most if not everyone; CSPX for non-US resident investing higher sum to save on WHT
I got stuck with having been asked about KID and first getting a ISIN number. I am a swiss citizen resident in Portugal
Hi, can check with IBKR's customer support - they might have a better localised support: www.interactivebrokers.com/mkt/?src=zietPY2&url=%2Fen%2Fwhyib%2Foverview.php%3Fnored%3Dt
CSPX not in the list?
This video is all about US domiciled!
@@ZietInvests what do u think of VUG compared with those in the video?
Hi, why didn’t u mention VWRA?
Thank you for this video ❤
You're most welcome brother!
60% vwra and 40% us bonds+epf, and this portfolio have beaten bursa handily, glad I sold all my malaysian stocks last year
Woohooo nice, love that diversification. Holding in MYR is really like holding on a sinking ship lol *runs away*
Sounds like you not really like blackrock ivv
why did some compared that SCHD make lesser returns than the s&p500 after adding in the dividend yield?
The underlying assets are different, SCHD tracks Dow Jones U.S. Dividend 100 Index
great video but the spelling mistake of "DIvidend Yield" is irking me 🤣
Good analysis
I'm glad you liked it!!
What is US withholding tax?
here i explained it before: ruclips.net/video/A_Q8yF7pJ0I/видео.htmlsi=yrwPGoPdp9BYi9zT
sorry noob question. There is an option when funding IBKR for US ETF purchase, to select which currency u want to deposit. If i plan to transfer from WISE balance, is there any difference if I were to choose USD or SGD? Thanks
Hey, no worries at all! There's no such thing as a noob question here, we're all learning together!
When you're transferring funds to IBKR for purchasing US ETFs, the currency you choose for the deposit can make a difference: If you select USD, you'll be transferring US dollars directly into your account. This is generally straightforward if your WISE balance is already in USD because it avoids any conversion fees or exchange rate fluctuations.
On the other hand, if you choose to deposit in SGD and your WISE balance is in SGD, you won't need to convert it before sending. However, you will need to convert your SGD to USD within the IBKR platform to purchase US ETFs, as they are denominated in USD. This conversion within IBKR is usually at a very competitive rate, but it's still an extra step and potentially a small fee.
So... the main difference is where the currency conversion happens (before the transfer with WISE or after the transfer within IBKR) and the respective rates and fees! For most of us from Malaysia (MYR), the difference between sending USD or SGD has very marginal difference because we're gonna convert anyway!
Hope this clarifies ;)
@@ZietInvests yes tqvm for the clarification!
Hi Ziet love your videos .. been leaning towards ETF Ireland Domicile thanks to u . Btw can u explain or make a video on differences between ETFs , Index Funds and Unit Trust/Mutual funds other than their differences in fees . I believe UT fees are considerably higher compared to ETFs . So other thn fees , what are the differences since all 3 investments allows you to diversify and have more exposure to the market ? Really appreciate if you could response to this
Saw your request! 💪
Hi, I am wondering how I can check the dividend that is already added in my accumulated share, for example vuaa in ibkr.
Hi wei hao, those accumulated dividends will just reflect as change in share price of the accumulating ETFs yeah, there won't be any visible cash dividends in your account
Very informative. Thanks 🙏
Glad you like it! More to come
Just buy VOO as they have high dividend also
That works too!
how would u split a 100k investment ?
Personally? I'd go 60% S&P500, 40% US tech stocks
SPLG! but looking at IBKR now to save on the costs
Lessgo! Do check out IBKR ultimate guide video, it's literally quick hands on!⭐
Dang good analysis!
hehe thank you!
XNAQ (for the UK)
Im from bangkok how can I buy QQQM can someone please help? I very new and don’t know how to start
How about bitcoin etf ot eth etf
high quality content for a noob like me
haha we were all once a noob, even myself! just keep pushing through and learn, stay relentless brother!
best video on youtube
Omg thank you so much 🥹🥹
India's interest on bank FD is greater than US index return
High interest = high volatility (country risk premium)
This content is dope Mr. Ziet Invests.
thank you!! do check out our other videos
How to buy ETF from Malaysia?
I use Interactive Brokers to do that! Can check out how to do it here: ruclips.net/video/f__HgJRe3nU/видео.htmlsi=X_LC-plLAdcaD6y7
Talk about inverse ETF bro. Thanks
Request heard! Lemme see 🤓🤓