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@DonkeyInvestor Considering my answer to @California_Dreamin, would it make more sense to combine the Developed Market and Emerging Market in $VWRL? How far is a High Dividend ETF useful at the beginning? Possibly only shift after many years?
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@DerAzubi shifting is stupid, because you will pay a lot of taxes. Maybe you should focus directly on dividend growth now and not reallocate. I would simply shrink your "strategy" to $VWRL.
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@DonkeyInvestor Right, an important point with the taxes. Would you then rather save the $VWRL + a Europe ETF to compensate for the high USA weighting or possibly instead of the Europe still the High Dividend... if at all 2
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@DerAzubi High dividend usually never makes sense, especially not at the beginning of asset accumulation. After all, you want returns and growing assets.
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@DerAzubi High USA weighting is actually not a problem, since these are all global companies that have chosen the USA as a location because of the culture and conditions. As I said, for what you have in mind, I would only save the $VWRL and nothing else.
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@DonkeyInvestor @randomdude All right, thanks for the feedback!
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@randomdude I would not say that as a general rule. High dividends are important at the beginning (can be important) to build up cash flow in order to generate growth.
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@DividendenWaschbaer you have once again no idea at all
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@DonkeyInvestor I wanted to make a donkey
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@DividendenWaschbaer has gone wrong 🖕
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