Vanguard Vanguard FTSE All-Wld Hgh Div Yld ETF D

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ISIN: IE00B8GKDB10

Ticker: VHYL

IE00B8GKDB10

VHYL

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Bayern_Stocks

@bayern

2H·

The best dividend ETF?

I would like to invest in a dividend ETF for the long term. $ZPRG (+0.84%) and $VHYL (+1.07%) have particularly caught my eye.

Which one do you think is the better choice? Feel free to add your own suggestions🙂

5 Comments

Kai P.@DrummerMC

$TDIV shows a good mix of share price performance and distribution

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Alex

@AlexG15

3D·

Redistribution of my portfolio day 1

A few days ago I sold all the units I held in the Amundi MSCI World SRI mutual fund. Amundi MSCI World SRI with a 7% profit. It is another transaction closed in positive, which I am very happy about, even if they are not large percentages.

I decided to rotate my capital towards ETFs because I consider that they have more advantages over Mutual Funds (although fiscally, here in Spain, it is sometimes more beneficial to operate with Mutual Funds).

The thing is that today I have made my first purchase in #vgwd and the plan is to make a monthly DCA with my contributions, with a view to the very long term. And what better time to start buying than in the middle of a correction?

Today I start the complete redistribution of my portfolio towards dividend distribution companies and ETFs. LETS GO

12.03

Vanguard Vanguard FTSE All-Wld Hgh Div Yld ETF D

Bought x2 at €64.51

€129.02

Sidespin1976

@Sidespin1976

3D·

For the long term…

What do you think of adding in this moment some

these are all already in portfolio and I was thinking to add something here and there , for

long term obviously and to increase my passive income

cheers 🍻

5 Comments

MhrKinvesting@MhrKinvesting

Smart👌🏻

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Obs89

@Obs89

1Wk·

Sell rep

$VHYL (+1.07%)
$JEPQ (+1.54%)
$TDIV (+0.99%) buy

$REP (+0.86%) sell

#dividends

07.03

JPM NASDAQ Eqt Prem Actv ETF D

Bought x64 at €22.34

€1,429.76

MisterUnkown

@MisterUnknown

1Wk·

Pounce now or Hold off?

I am have some cash to spend (2.2K and 3K remaining savings which I am willing to spend might the market really crash). And are willing to scoop up three ETF's: $VUSA (+1.3%)
$VWRL (+1.45%) and $VHYL (+1.07%) .

I am just feeling a bit anxious to buy now. That is an indicator to buy now, as the whole market is anxious, but I feel like we can and probably will go a lot lower this year. So I am not sure to buy now, buy in tranches or wait for a bigger dip, but missing out on possible returns and dividends.

Adding to it, I was wondering on what you guys would suggest for allocation. I was thinking about $VHYL (+1.07%) (40%) and $VWRL (+1.45%)
$VUSA (+1.3%) (both 30%), what do you guys think?

3 Comments

1Wk

i would never invest all at once when the market is dropping because you dont know how far it will drop. I would DCA my investments and when you are lucky one of them will catch the exact bottom. If not it is also not the end of the world :)

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Obs89

@Obs89

1Wk·

Portfolio opinions

$JEPQ (+1.54%)
$VHYL (+1.07%)
$TDIV (+0.99%)
$REP (+0.86%)

1 Comment

1Wk

I would change the $VHYL to $VWRL and ditch $REP

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Obs89

@Obs89

1Wk·

February 💪

$JEPQ (+1.54%)
$VHYL (+1.07%)
$TDIV (+0.99%)
$REP (+0.86%)

I sold all dividend shares and simplified with 3 etfs.

value_seeker_1340

@value_seeker_1340

1Wk·

New joiner, how am I doing?

Hi all! I recently joined this platform to help me visualize how my investments are actually spread over various sectors, countries, and currencies and to learn more about investment in general. I'm generally risk averse and definitely plan to stay in the game for the long term (20, more likely 30+ years) to build for my retirement (where I live there's supposed to be social security for retirement, but I doubt I'll ever see it when it's going to be my turn)

I'm looking to draw on your experience to get some feedback on how I've structured my portfolio. Like, is $VHYL (+1.07%) worth it? is $V80A (+1.09%) redundant, or would I be better served by $V20A (+0.01%) or perhaps any other Bond-type ETF? Thanks! :D

6 Comments

1Wk

Buongiorno, I see a lot of stocks in this portfolio for someone who is ''risk averse'' . I like the 50% in the European market, it's should pay a lot nowadays, but in 20 years? Who knows. At this point, since you already invested a lot in stocks ETF, I would not care about a Lifestrategy; just buy some bonds, or bond ETFs.

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Pascal

@Finanzios

2Wk·

This week

Loan repaid ✅️

Open consumer loan (car financing) with 6% interest and a remaining debt of 11k repaid.

Silver coins ordered ✅️

Decided to invest a small amount in commodities (coins).

Savings plans increased ✅️

Savings plans on the $VHYL (+1.07%)
$VUSA (+1.3%) and $EXH5 (+0.69%) increased.

Great feeling when things are going well financially 🎊

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tims92@tims92

2Wk

6% blatant, congratulations. Everyone has made mistakes like this in life 😅. For me it was a Golf R with 18 at Satander Bank. 🥲

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Frasgaa

@Frasgaa

2Wk·

New portfolio allocation! 🇮🇹

After some time, I decided to clean up my portfolio a bit by removing the smaller stocks positions and enlarging the ones I believe in the most, going down from 18 to 12.

I also reduced the number of my ETFs from 8 to 6 and I decided to put a monthly deposit of 200 euros in accumulation ETFs (75% $IWDA (+1.42%) , 25% $EIMI (+1.56%) ) and a monthly deposit of 300 euros in distribution ETFs (40% $VWRL (+1.45%) , 30% $VHYL (+1.07%) , 20% $VFEM (+1.62%) , 10% $VUSA (+1.3%)).

In addition to these recurring deposits, I think that for some months I will only buy these 6 ETFs with my excess money in order to grow their position and to give more diversification and stability to my portfolio.

Tell me what do you think about it, soprattutto se siete italiani!

18Positions

€15,328.30

5.29%

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financial_wizard_1039@financial_wizard_1039

2Wk

Good strategy. One thing many people tell me is not to buy stocks that pay big dividends while they are young. They especially allude to Reality Income, which is in both my portfolio and yours (despite that I will continue to hold it). The rationale behind it is: while you are young do not focus on dividends, which should be taxed.
Regardless of everything keep it up and especially don't discontinue pacs. Bravo!

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