Investing for Beginners Ireland | Step By Step Guide

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Heya folks - thanks for watching If you have any questions about investing in Ireland or Europe, let us know in the comments below!
Comment from : The Learnings Report

The only think that confuses me is the tax I can’t wrap my head around it and ik if I got that wrong it’s a big problem
Comment from : Mrtwomey

Great video! All of the information I needed and in a simple language 👍 thank you 😊
Comment from : Curly Dreamer

Hey thank for the video, I have a question I lived in Ireland for some years but I am in my homecountry now, I have money into my irish bank account, I am not longer resident in Ireland, do I have any option to invest my money?
Comment from : Alma Camacho

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Comment from : grainne Clarke

Hi lads, great video on stocks trading, thanks for that! This is the very first video that I am watching, so any chance can you advise where could we find a list of the companies (irish or based in Ireland) that pay dividends and at what frequency? Much appreciated, Alexandra
Comment from : emanuel Alexiuc

Would you recommend vanguard
Comment from : 7nationdance

More content please 👌👌👌
Comment from : Robert Grzesiak

Hi guys and thanks for the great and informative video! brMaybe you can help me with this question:brI have Interactive Brokers set up as Ukraine resident, and I see that Ukraine is on the US Tax Treaty list with values of 15, 5, 0 written in the tablebrAs a novice, it's difficult for me to understand - generally speaking, does this put me on VOO (USA) side of the market, or CSPX (Ireland) side? brCan you give your own opinion please? brWould love to hear as well from you, fellow Youtube viewers brThanks in advance! 💪😊🌟
Comment from : Vladi M

Hello, do you know if it is possible to invest in Irish companies or treasury bonds as a non eu-eea citizen?
Comment from : Sofía Gil

thank you for this amazing information
Comment from : Omar Elmo bou

very straightforward and easy to understand , cheers!
Comment from : Baha Prod

Great info,please do you know any companies in Ireland where I can find investors
Comment from : qatat Vip

Thank you lads for taking your time to talk about investment in lreland I like to invest but the tax aspect is frightening
Comment from : Agatha Ochuba

Hi,I couldn't find my previous comments I got a reply from revenue wrt tax and ETFsbrTaxes at 41 Normally register with Ros however it doesn't apply to mebrNo specific place on PAYE eform 12 for ETFs So declare it under untaxed income arising in the state under the category other investmentsbrSale of ETFs go in cg1 form under foreign income off shore funds at 41brI need to calculate chargeable gain and exit tax (deemed disposal) etc etc FIFO etc etcbrHope this helps!!
Comment from : Tom Fisher

Hi guys Quick question on fractional shares Let’s say I want to invest in Tesla but only have €200 I buy a fractional share, which at the moment a share is $800 So this gives me 1/4 of a share If the share price went down to $500, would I essentially own a bigger percentage of a share that I originally purchased? And by the same account, if the share price went up, I would own less of a percentage? Or do I own the same size percentage but the value of it goes up or down? Hope that makes sense!
Comment from : Brian Casey

Is there any index fund you can invest in, in Ireland How do I invest in etf in Ireland?
Comment from : Karols Art Oasis

Thank you so much, great video!!
Comment from : Sibele Lazzaretti

Great I found ye
Comment from : Liam Mac Aodha

brilliant lads, fair play
Comment from : Gavin Hefferon

Really really good! Well done and thanks for such a nice video!!!
Comment from : Diana

what tax have to pay on earnings If a limited company invest in crypto, shares etc in Ireland?
Comment from : Hamid

Hey, videos are great just a couple questions as I'm very close actually start investingbrbrIf I bought a share today do I have to put it through revenue straight away or is it only when I sell it that I put it through?brbrAnd also is the only way to make money on shares is by selling them on? Like can you make money by leaving them sit there?brbrThanks
Comment from : Eimear O

Hello Nice program and content What should be the cost for opening an import/ export (trading) company in Ireland with the purpose to distributing to all Europe?
Comment from : Wagner Branco

any idea if u buy a second house and rent it out, is tax paid on profit ie the money after paying back the mortgage? Love the channel
Comment from : Andrew OBrien

Great vid! Is T212 a platform you'd recommend? I have just started investing using this app!
Comment from : Carl Byrne

Which stock exchange , we can invest on ETF , euro next Dublin ?
Comment from : Prabagaran s

Great video lads, very easy to watch and informative As a beginner myself I am curious on your view of the following question: if you already have a small and relatively diverse portfolio, is it better to i) increase and build your holdings within that portfolio or ii) continue to invest in different companies and increasing the size of the portfolio despite having a relatively low holding in each one?
Comment from : Stephen Nother

Great info ladsThanks! Just curious if made investments in Irish domiciled ETFs and say I moved to a non-EU country after 5 years (and became a tax-resident there ), would the 41 tax or 8year rule still apply to me?l
Comment from : sk saxena