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MartinB@Martin_b

2Mon.

$VWCE is the accumulating version, so you pay even less tax. It's the exact same etf, but no divvies.

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DonaldTruck@DonaldTruck

2Mon.

@Martin_b sehe ich bei niedrigen Ausschüttungen über 10-18 Jahre hinweg anders. So nimmst du immerhin teilweise den Freibetrag mit.

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MartinB@Martin_b

2Mon.

@DonaldTruck I see it like that as well. OP mentioned tax as a point of inconvenience for him, so I took that as a point to optimize on based on his choice for the growth ETF. Me, I would not be too bothered about creating a taxable event.

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Cekay@CMustermann

2Mon.

@Martin_b What? no? That's completely false.

$VWCE is the normal All-World index by FTSE, $TDIV is a dividend lead ETF, focussing on "quality" dividend stocks.

4 highest allocations
$VWCE is 12% tech, 10% software, 8% banks and 7% hardware.
$TDIV is 30% banks, 14% pharma, 9% insurance and 8% petrol

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MartinB@Martin_b

2Mon.

@CMustermann It's not false. $VWCE is the accumulating version of $VWRL .I think you misinterpret my previous comment.

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Cekay@CMustermann

2Mon.

@Martin_b ah, yes I see. Could have interpreted the OP both ways. Sorry!

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MartinB@Martin_b

2Mon.

@CMustermann it's all good!🙏

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