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I'm thinking about putting something on the side as an investment for my little one (junior depot style)

Maybe someone has experience and could take a look at....

1. SPARPLAN : $QYLE (+0.05%) DISTRIBUTING ETF ,INVEST DIVIDENDS IN OTHER ETF

2nd savings plan : $QYLE (+0.05%) EXCHANGE ETF AND PUT DIVIDENDS ON CALL MONEY ACCOUNT

3. $ANX (+0.09%) SAVE THERAURESING ETF


THANKS FOR ALL COMMENTS

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I have a junior custody account for the boy at ING. Almost all the money he gets goes into an All World and S&P500 ETF. Both distributing for tax purposes. And he also has an Nvidia in his custody account 😬
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LINK THE ETFS PROPERLY SO THAT YOU CAN BE HELPED EASILY AND DON'T SHOUT ABOUT IT!
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Boomer?
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I have a savings plan for our son at $IWDA, and I have one myself at $EXXT
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This can be done in a much more targeted manner through partial sales.
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Make sure that you don't exceed any limits if you put it in your son's name (BAföG etc.) - and be aware that the money belongs to him at 18 - no matter how mature he is then...
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In my opinion, too much USA. More worldwide if necessary
Dividends are basically the same as partial sales. The only disadvantage is that you cannot control it. For example, it can increase and exceed the tax-free amount or be too small to be utilized.
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also have the second one in the depot
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