Hi everyone!
FSMOne Malaysia here!
We recently made it possible for Malaysians to invest in the London Stock Exchange (LSE) — so you can now invest in UK-listed stocks and Irish-domiciled ETFs (like those that track the S&P 500 or global markets).
What’s interesting is:
- Irish-domiciled ETFs usually get hit with only 15% US dividend tax, compared to 30% for US-based ETFs.
- That means potentially keeping more of your returns.
- Plus, it’s a new way to diversify beyond the US market — some exposure to GBP and Europe too.
We’re curious to hear your thoughts:
- Would the lower tax rate make you consider LSE ETFs?
- Anyone here already trying it out?
We’re happy to answer general questions about how LSE access works or what Irish-domiciled ETFs actually mean — feel free to ask below!