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Online broker available in Europe - to buy index funds or ETF with small investments
So i am trying to start investing periodically some small amounts.
I am particularly interested in index funds or ETF.

I would like to be able buy, track, sell them, and etc online.
There are a lot of online brokers like : TD Ameritrade, etrade and etc. , but i cant seem to find the one that would allow to register fro Europe citizen, like from Denmark. (all the top ones require USA citizenship or etc).

Is there any like that at all ? If not - what other options there are to make such investments ?


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Remember (danish) taxes, there are different rules depending on what you buy and how.

E.g. buying an ETF for free means is taxed as capital income (27%/42%). When done for pension means it is the PAL (15.3%).

There are danish investment funds that follows an index. You should be able to buy those, the yearly expenses are higher than an ETF but lower than active managed funds.
Spar Invest has several of those and there are banks that has some.


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You should try Nordnet. I think they should have a monthly saving plan on ETFs over there too.


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A few ideas to get you started

Go to your newsagent and buy the latest issue of some DIY investing magazine. You should get some commercial on the major players
DumbCoder suggested tdwaterhouse. They have an offshore service (never tried them but the fees look high)
Saxobank has a strong presence in the nordics
Check this page. They seems to be comparing brokers in the different European countries. Not sure what to think about that their results. If I check for the UK I notice that a lot of the big guys are missing
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