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Best ETFs for European Investors (2024)

Tom Crosshill 40



How do you pick the best ETFs if you live in Europe?

In this video I’ll give you a 7 step checklist for choosing the best ETFs that works no matter where you live in Europe.

I will also share the best online resource in Europe for researching and comparing ETFs.

And I will reveal the one big mistake you definitely DON’T want to make when buying your first ETF.

So if you live in Europe – no matter if you’re a local, an expat or a digital nomad – make sure to watch this video before you buy any ETFs.

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40 comments
@TiagoReeves

Should you invest in ETF’s separately or join them in the same “investment plan” ?

@ammannyannik

maybe you can update the title to EU Investors hahahaha

@panagiotisbousios4760

That's not truth. For example with Freedom24 broker you can buy every american etf you want even you live in Europe. I live in Spain and with this broker i can buy Schd,Dgro, etc etc

@Yesthatisme14

Do you pay IHT if you invest in a semiconductor ETF domiciled in Luxemburg? Thank you. Nice and informative video as usual

@peterfischer7084

I can invest in US ETFs. However, their dividends are subject to withholding tax. I'd like to find equivalents to e. g. SCHD or SVOL, which are domiciled in a jurisdiction that doesn't charge withholding tax and are synthetically replicating. I couldn't find that on justETF though. Any idea anyone where to find it?

@CristianGutierrez-th1jx

Thank you so much European parlamient for not letting EU citizens buy USA stocks and having to increase our risk towards other shady ETFs (including European ETFs) that if it wasn't for this stupid regulation they would plummet like a wounded bird.

Proud to be European /s