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2What do you prefer? Personally, I’m still on the fence. My strategy thus far has been to have a broad tech ETF (my choice is $XLKS (-0.19%) ), alongside some individual growth and defensive stocks ($D05 (+0.67%) being my favourite) I’m currently heavily in tech and was wondering what all of you think, establishing a big position alongside my existing portfolio with a dividend ETF like $TDIV (+0.93%) or $WDIV (-0.17%) or going with regular indexes like $VUSA (+0.41%) or $VWRL (+0.37%) ?
There are currently three interesting global dividend ETFs, two of which were launched just a few weeks ago.
Amundi S&P All World High Dividend Yield
ISIN: IE000LEIJUY9
New: Listed on the LSE on July 1, 2026—just over 3 weeks old
Index: S&P Global Dividend 100
TER: 0.35% p.a.
Distribution: quarterly (USD)
Domicile: Ireland
WisdomTree Global High Dividend
ISIN: IE000Q0CAPZ0
New: Launch on July 1 or 2, 2026, virtually simultaneously with WHDY
Index: WisdomTree Global High Dividend UCITS Index (weighted by dividend yield plus quality and momentum filters)
TER: 0.35% p.a.
Distribution: quarterly (USD)
Domicile: Ireland
L&G Global Quality Dividends
ISIN: IE0005AJA0P1 (WKN A41L70)
Launch: January 15, 2026—so it’s already been on the market for a good half a year
Index: FTSE Developed All Cap Dividend Growth with Quality
TER: 0.29% p.a.
Distribution: monthly (USD)
Volume: approximately 232 million euros
What do you think of these two new additions?
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