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Shares / Re: Satrix Indi
« on: February 12, 2019, 01:38:19 pm »I have put 2 of the above ETF into my TFSA
How will this affect the tax? I read somewhere on the forum (If I remember correctly), that you get taxed on offshore funds in your TFSA? Are the Satrix S&P and Satrix Nasdaq seen as offshore?
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Shares / Re: Satrix Indi
« on: February 12, 2019, 12:37:15 pm »
That’s very informative. Thanks. If Ramaphosa goes ahead and and dissambles Eskom into 3 parts that might be a good thing. What other suggestions do you have then? Satrix World? Or perhaps the Satrix Nasdaq or Satrix S&P 500?
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Shares / Satrix Indi
« on: February 12, 2019, 02:37:03 am »
Hey guys, this is my first post on this forum.
I'm a complete newbie on this road of investing by myself.
I currently have a TFSA with a fund manager that I'm going to close and move over to Easy Equities. I also have another mutual fund with Allan Gray. I have become much wiser the last couple of weeks regarding the fees that I pay.
As many have mentioned, one should try and get into the funds when they are low. It seems that the Satrix Indi would be a good buy right now if I'm not mistaken. I have searched the forum regarding the Satrix Indi, but most of the info and posts related to it are more than 4 years old. Many people have mentioned that it is one of the best passive funds to be invested in. It has taken quite a dip since 2017, but this is true for the whole market in general. Does it still hold true today or are there better options?
Thanks.
I'm a complete newbie on this road of investing by myself.
I currently have a TFSA with a fund manager that I'm going to close and move over to Easy Equities. I also have another mutual fund with Allan Gray. I have become much wiser the last couple of weeks regarding the fees that I pay.
As many have mentioned, one should try and get into the funds when they are low. It seems that the Satrix Indi would be a good buy right now if I'm not mistaken. I have searched the forum regarding the Satrix Indi, but most of the info and posts related to it are more than 4 years old. Many people have mentioned that it is one of the best passive funds to be invested in. It has taken quite a dip since 2017, but this is true for the whole market in general. Does it still hold true today or are there better options?
Thanks.
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