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ETF Accumulators versus Distributors - here's the answer!



As a supplement to today's Vanguard post, a very good comparison video from Finanztip in my opinion, is already 3 years old, but still valid! Except for the old tax-free amount of 801€, nothing has changed.


A post to bookmark, and whenever then the decision between Thesaurierer and Ausschütter in the room - times quickly watch the video as a refresher! Then finally time with the eternal compound interest discussions, tax deferrals, advance lump sums and dividends.



The bottom line up front: If you reinvest the dividends regularly, a dividend payer has no disadvantage compared to a reinvestor; both receive approximately the same net payout in the end.


The main difference is:

The accumulator is a "carefree package without effort" in contrast to the payout unit, where you reinvest the dividends again and again.


Financial tip: https://youtu.be/eAY6iZ6mlyw

Vanguard Post: https://app.getquin.com/activity/lMJYvsxvOT?lang=de&utm_source=sharing



#Thesaurierer
#ETF
#Ausschütter
#Dividenden
#reinvestieren

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You can also reinvest the dividends in another position and beat the accumulator if necessary :) For example, reinvest the dividends from the All World in Google and speculate that Google will perform better than the All World.
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Thanks!lgebookmarkt. Suggestion will be followed 🙂
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Interesting to what result you get in the end :) I currently have the distributing variant because the feeling of regular returns keeps me in line. Certainly not only for me a helpful support to not sell prematurely in falling prices :)
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Sounds very good and then how is it when I loan my portfolio at the bank? Is that possible? If so, there are no taxes on a pledge? Or am I now wrong?
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Very important topic. Thanks for sharing !🎉
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Question to all: I plan the tax allowance already otherwise later timesauszuschöpfen, makes then still distributing more sense or then rather reinvesting with ETFs, what do you think? so purely yield-technically seen
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According to the latest knowledge, it is so that the flat tax rate accrue to the accumulating ETFs, or not!
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