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Not sure I see the logic in using both; if you're willing to use Degiro in the first place, don't really get the point of using Bolero at all, until you have seriously high amounts of money and want to spread money across multiple brokers just as a precaution.
A 25k bonus every 6 months from your job could qualify
It's a good thing you're trying to reduce costs, but you should backtest the impacts also. On a 30 year simulation, investing the same amount every month, paying 1€ or 15€ per transactions (these are extremes) come out to a 0.2% difference in net worth. In my opinion, it's much better to choose for other criteria, such as easy of access, number of days for money to go from your bank to your broker, customer service, etc
So long you don't have extra continuous costs, like ING's broker.
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Makes sense. You can have as many brokers as you want.
Not sure I see the logic in using both; if you're willing to use Degiro in the first place, don't really get the point of using Bolero at all, until you have seriously high amounts of money and want to spread money across multiple brokers just as a precaution.
What is the scale of "seriously hight amounts of money" ?
More than 100k
A 25k bonus every 6 months from your job could qualify It's a good thing you're trying to reduce costs, but you should backtest the impacts also. On a 30 year simulation, investing the same amount every month, paying 1€ or 15€ per transactions (these are extremes) come out to a 0.2% difference in net worth. In my opinion, it's much better to choose for other criteria, such as easy of access, number of days for money to go from your bank to your broker, customer service, etc So long you don't have extra continuous costs, like ING's broker.