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Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
You bought Coca Cola, more for the defensive value than its growth I guess?
Thank you very much loorloop for your feedback,
Without wanting to ask too personal questions, how long have you been with them?
Do you see yourself with financial capital of more than 200k or 500k euros with them in the long term?
But after reading several reviews and coming across your post: https://www.dividendes.ch/2014/03/sites-de-courtage-prix-vs-securite/
I will stay with a Swiss broker. 🙂
I just opened a "Custody" account with them, normal accounts do not charge taxes on dividends but shares can be lent to third parties (their prime broker: Morgan Stanley for example).
Order placements for buy and hold are super attractive and in "Custody" we are taxed 1.00€ + 3.00% of the dividend (maximum 10.00%), which is still cheaper than at Swissquote. Finally, for order placement for the equivalent of 5,000.- in US shares, they charge less than 1$ compared to currently 35.- at my broker.
https://www.degiro.ch/data/pdf/ch-fr/FR-CH_Tarifs_CUSTODY.pdf
Basically, unbeatable on paper, but in terms of security and reputation? Hard to know. User feedback doesn't look bad though...
I haven't seen on this forum but does anyone know/use Degiro?
Their prices seem exceptional, but I'm wary?
Indeed I was reading Warren Buffet's 2016 letter to his investors, he says:
Every decade or so, dark clouds will fill the economic skies, and they will briefly rain gold.
When downpours of that sort occur, it's imperative that we rush outdoors carrying washtubs, not teaspoons. And that we will do.
Hi Lemij and Jerome,
Would you advise keeping a liquid portfolio?