2Mês·

Fund domicile: Luxembourg vs Ireland

Hi Community, I am hesitating between the following two ETFs $LCUW and $MWRD (+0,73%) to finally replace my savings plan on the Uniglobal $U1IH (-0,13%) savings plan.

Both ETFs track the MSCI World and are issued by Amundi, but one is domiciled in Ireland and the other in Luxembourg.

Should I even be interested in this? If so, why?

Edit: I have just found this article from @Dividendenopi (thanks for that!) https://getqu.in/qTHc5O/. Regardless, I'm still interested in the above question ;)

Thank you,

Your Brokémon

13 Comentários

Alex@Divy

2Mês

Yes, it makes a difference where the fund is domiciled, especially for US equities. Ireland's tax treaty is much more favorable for physically replicating ETFs than in other European countries. I have picked out a link for you:

https://www.justetf.com/de/news/etf/us-quellensteuer-sparen-mit-den-richtigen-etfs.html

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Dominik@Dominik_76

2Mês

For US equities and physically replicated Ireland due to tax benefits

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

2Mês

As @Divy rightly said, one vote from me for Ireland. And one against Aumundi. I also had an ETF on the Russell 2000 from them, the emphasis is on had.

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Jo'@Jo_Wolf

2Mês

IE.

No WHT from them to my country.
Makes my declaration more simple. Doesn't change the amount I must pay (sadly)

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user03@user03

2Mês

Colleague, please take a look at what is about to happen to $LCUW and think about it again

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