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by Scoundreller
1554 days ago
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In Canada, it’s difficult/expensive to buy euro stocks or euro funds directly, so you end up buying a Canadian-domiciled or US-domiciled euro fund. I wouldn’t be surprised if US retirement savers have the same issue. While dividends from the etf are tax-free in a retirement savings, the dividends from the euro company are first paid to the etf, and the euro company still does tax withholding. From their point of view, they’re not paying out to a retirement fund. |
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