Best Investing Apps Europe

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► ETORO
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► TRADING 212
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► LIGHTYEAR
Low-cost broker for Stocks & Commission-Free ETFs
Great option for EU & UK investors
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0:00 Best Investing Apps Europe Intro
0:48 Why Do You Need An Investing App?
2:33 1. Best Investing Apps Europe - ETORO
4:29 2. Best Investing Apps Europe - DEGIRO
5:37 3. Best Investing Apps Europe - REVOLUT
7:39 4. Best Investing Apps Europe - BITPANDA
8:09 5. Best Investing Apps Europe - TRADEREPUBLIC
8:33 Conclusion On Best Investing Apps Europe

Which are the Best Investing Apps in Europe? Unfortunately, we do not have Robinhood or WeBull in Europe, but there are a lot of other great alternatives and in this video, I will show you the best stock investing apps for Europeans.

Many of those investing apps are commission-free, which is great and allow fractional share trading, meaning you can get started with very little starting capital and don't have to buy an entire share of one company using one of those stock apps for Europeans.

However, both ETORO and DEGIRO are fantastic alternatives, both of which I have used in the past as well and are great European Stock App brokers.

Overall, any of those stock investing apps are great starting points for any European investor to get into stock market investing.

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[Emmerich]

Thanks for the info!
For long term investing; Could you do a video on dividends through Revolut?

[jegorkarasjov]

Thanks for the video. Any thought on Lightyear (the one registered in Estonia)?

[tomicako]

What is the best one, which doesnt have fees of buying and selling, i know that on revolut which I use i have only one trade without fees

[Vartikas.illustrations]

Hi I just came across your video. I wanted to ask you what taxes am I eligible to pay being an American citizen living in France. And can I directly use these apps to do my investment?

[nikolaspapanikolaou]

What about brexit?Would you hold your shares in Revolut?

[Mariel-dwhb]

You know about ? Precise planning apps?

[tomascunha]

Nice video one more subscriber! What is the tax fee in germany for dividends you know?

[rampatra]

How is Revolut no commission? I have a free account there and everytime I buy or sell a stock there I pay around $1 each time. I also looked at paid plan benefits and none are providing commission free trading. Therefore, can you please elaborate a bit here?

[eliyartursun]

Thanks a lot for sharing this with us!

[michaelmajor]

How do you not pay commission on Revolut?? You only have one commision free trade per month

[Fedeultramotard]

thank you for your videos.
I would like to start investing for my retirement and for some goals I have for my live.
As far as I understood we have 3 options :
1- stocks = medium risk but in general growing with time and medium profit if any
2- ETF = low risk, long term high profit
3- crypto = high risk and maximum gain in short period if positive

Now : do I need to pay taxes of my Profit the moment I decide to sell stocks or ETF ?

[europinay]

Hello! new subscriber here, just to ask are you able to tranfer or move your investment funds from revolut to Degiro for example?

[acempdc]

Revolut has a few free trades for free per month. The max purchase of shares is 9999 USD, as far as I understand... Can you go deeper on this?

[VenetaDimitrova]

thanks for sharing, revolut have 2.5% fee for selling crypto (for standart plan, lower for bigger plans), so it really is not a good option. isn't the fee for selling stocks again too big?

[quickpickle]

I tried opening an account with trade republic as im a citizen of a country which it can be used in, but because i have US citizenship also it doesnt let me... :/

[RodGibsonAcousticGuitar]

Robinhood is going through some scandals in the us. So i would skip if it they ever made it to Europe

[ivanajackson]

Hey 👋 new subscriber here your videos are super helpful. I'm trying to start trading on revolut but when i
I went to set up an account of trading in revolut (I have had it for more than 2 years now but never opened stocks) it asked ne for National Identification and when I tried to write any type of identification it didn't let me write all the numbers, I spoke to them via chat and they said this:
Unfortunately our trading services are no longer available outside of the UK as a result of Brexit. We are currently applying for a European license that will allow us to provide these services across the EEA and we expect the license to be granted in 2022.

I know who is investing and is from my country Malta which we are in Europe. I just don't understand how other Europeans are investing and I cant :( any help or info would be appreciated thanks 👌👍

[jkalinful]

Hello @SmartMoneywithKai

I recently found your channel and I have to admit that you literally blew me away. So much useful information in one place!

Since I'm just a beginner in investing, I will try Revoult for the beginning, but I'm worried about the "tax obligations" to the country (in my case Slovenia EU). I want everything to be legal. How to report profit in practice (e.g. from dividends)? Are the taxes on dividends calculated in the Revoult app itself or is the latter carried out separately at the individual tax administration by yourself? Is it necessary to separate (I guess at the end of the year) what profits you received from e.g. sales and what did you earn in dividends?

Thank you very much!

[iamvartist]

Thank you for this video. I have one question that comes to my mind.
Suppose I want to invest 1000 EUR - I have to put that money on the app- then from the app I buy the stock. Then in 15 years let's say I want to sell my stock. Where does the money go to? Straight to my bank? or the account on the app? Why I ask this is because - what if this app doesn't exist in 20 years. How is it safe to invest through them for the long term? I don't really see the full picture. I'd really appreciate a comment on this. 
Thank you very much

[mr.Panovski]

Where are Trading212 and Webull? I think they are better choice.