Hello?
These days, the stock market is a mess, and anyway, I have a headache, but what's adding fuel to the fire is the news of the launch of productive ISA.
Most people are expressing negative opinions, but I think I can use this well.
Dividends, etc. are all non-taxable, so if we pack (?) high-dividend stocks like REITs domestically, we can fully enjoy the benefits later. I don't understand why they are so opposed to it.
Of course, there is a way to reduce taxes through ISA by listing overseas ETFs domestically, but that's separate. If the policy changes, we just need to adapt accordingly.
I just wrote it down....
