9Lun·

The ETF is particularly useful for those who are not with TR. The TER is quite favorable at 0.1%, and the interest rates are also reflected accurately in the market. So if you want to stay with your house bank with low current interest rates, you can take a closer look at this ETF.

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Rafael G.@stock_sleuth_427

9Lun

Great post! I also have this ETF and I love it

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DerMartin@DerMartin

9Lun

I also think the EF makes sense in principle. However, the disadvantage is that in some cases it can take quite a long time for the money to actually end up in your current account after the shares have been sold.

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CrashBurner@Psychedelic_Sunflower

9Lun

I am with TR and still have $XEON. For two reasons: because I don't pay capital gains tax on the TR interest, or it is deferred and only becomes due when I sell it (in about 10 years' time, when I use it to pay off the remaining debt on my apartment).
Secondly, because if the worst comes to the worst, the ETF units are special assets.

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yieldhunter@randomdude

9Lun

Has anyone looked into $CSH2 compared to $XEON? Should bring a little bit more return.

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