Opening a mutual fund in the US/investing as a non US citizen

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Business, Finance, and Careers > Opening a mutual fund in the US/investing as a non US citizen

Cast_No_Shadow: Jun 8, 2010; The Republic of Luna Equestria is a huge, socially progressive nation, notable for its punitive income tax rates. Its compassionate, cynical population of 714m are ruled with an iron fist by the dictatorship government, which ensures that no-one outside the party gets too rich.

If you dont know what you're doing standard advice is pretty much to pick passive indexes. They are in themselves diversified. Although if you want to still diversify further maybe look at a us index and either a global or European index. Vanguard is a good pick. Management fees are killer so keep them as low as possible. Again compare whatever crap chase offered with vanguard. A few bucks per deposit (while usually avoidable) is nothing compared to percentage points on the whole balance.

Standard im not an accountant disclaimer.

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