For long-term ETF investing, I’d prioritize low custody and FX costs, a broad selection of UCITS ETFs, strong investor protection, and easy tax reporting rather than simply looking for the lowest trading fee. For a Swiss investor, Interactive Brokers is a strong choice on cost and ETF selection; Swissquote is more convenient locally but generally more expensive. So there’s no universal “best” broker—it depends on your priorities.Hello, Is that something: "best broker for ETF"? Which broker is best to hold ETFs? Thanks wordle
What do you mean by 'regularly'? I assume such reimbursement are one-time reimbursements when you transfer your assets from another broker to Swissquote.They regularly offer reimbursement of transfer fees paid to your other broker or bank .
not only when you open your accountby "regularly" i mean from time to time they have this special offer not always but you can discuss it with them...