ETF + Sharewatch V's Quinn-life

titchmurph

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Hi,

I've been reading through some of information on this site and I am learning a lot. As a complete novice to the shares business, I am deciding between buying an ETF of the ISEQ top 20 with Sharewatch, I have about 16,000 thousand and I can afford to leave it medium to long term. This would cost 124 e for the first year and 60 after that. I was told there was no tax on an ETF, I'm not sure about the exit charge.

If I go with Quinn-life, buying the Celtic freeway, it would be 160 a year. I know I have other options with Quinn to diversify, but it seems to be a cheaper way with Sharewatch. I don't know if they have ETF's for Europe etc. I don't know enough or feel confident to buy individual shares. Any advice would be gratefully appreciated.

Titch
 
I was told there was no tax on an ETF, I'm not sure about the exit charge.

hi titch....no stamp duty but tax on profits...

read the previous posts on etfs...particularly the section in the best buys section of the website....good example there of costs of fund v buying etf etc etc.

Quinn do have a Euro fund
 
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