ETF Broker - Location: Germany

>>1481704
Looking on your immigration numbers, you should rather become a BBC Broker

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I would recommend Flatex. You pay a fixed price and it reduces the cost the higher your investment sum is.

The only bad side is that you have to pay a fee for receiving dividends from single stocks from foreign companies.
But that does not count for funds like ETFs.

Give me your E-Mail and I will send you an invite for a few trades.

>>1481735
flatex is not really good for etfs because other brokes have better etf trading conditions.

>>1481731
We will meet later at /pol/

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>>1481759
Other brokers like? What do you mean exactly?

>>1481768
like ebase or ING DiBa. I mean *depots. I have to admit I don't know the difference between broker and depot. Just something where I can buy ETFs

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I looked through ING DiBa. The direct trade with their partners and not over the stock exchange is free of fees.But usually you just pay in another way.

The prices with trading with direct partners are often worse and they dont offer all ETFS.

Dunno what to say. If you are interested we can talk a bit about it. Just post something where we can talk.

Captrader. It's IB in Germany, fair conditions and dividends are not taxed immediately when you receive them, so glorious delicious compounding.

>>1481819
thanks, will look into that

>>1481795
oh ok, and what about ebase?

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The depot cost money anually. Flatex does not. Then it is the same with direct trade partners. You should look into the "Kosten - und Leistungsverzeichnis"

Like here:
https://portal3.ebase.com/cache/Formular4485800.pdf