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Restructuring completed for the time being...

...the sale from $O (-0.67%) has largely flowed into the ETF and the divi + 30% tax exemption + withholding tax exemption simply fits better in contrast. So Welcome monthly payer 🫠

02.05
JPM Global Equity Premium ETF logo
Bought x100 at €24.48
€2,447.50
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Did exactly the same from o to the eft
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@Yuichi as a monthly payer with the tax exemption simply the better alternative 🤝
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@SAUgut77 and more widely distributed 🙏
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@Yuichi brief clarification please 🥺
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@Steewee $O Dividend stock that pays monthly Real estate sector . And $JEGP more broadly diversified ETF but also monthly payout
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Oh ok 👌🏻 I had thought that you don't have to pay taxes on this ETF 😅that would have been too nice, but sometimes there are special cases.
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@Steewee not completely tax-free, but in Germany 30% is tax-free after all 😉
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@SAUgut77 Thank you very much for the information!
Hm. after pondering a bit, I also bought 200 of the JPM.
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Have you looked at Mainstreet Capital $MAIN? Compared to realty, I think it is better as it pays up to 15 times a year.
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@risk_taker_1816 thank you, but I was concerned with the comparison of the 30% tax exemption + no withholding tax, in addition to the poor key interest rates in the USA and the one still to come, and if you calculate these in contrast, you are in a much better position with the FS....
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@risk_taker_1816 *up to 16 times 😉
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I like that thing
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Welcome to the club :D
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Do you think it's worth it if you also have the $TDIV? I have a position in both, but only in the global one savings plan. The vaneck is only about 1.59 shares
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@risk_taker_1816 you're definitely not doing anything wrong, but take a completely different approach, so don't necessarily listen to my opinion 😉
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@SAUgut77 What exactly is your approach? Mine is to take fat dividends, and maybe a little growth.
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@risk_taker_1816 to beat the market (successfully) since I started in 06/2023 and to invest mainly in individual stocks.
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So there is no withholding tax on the ETF? and can you briefly explain the 30% less tax please?
@Vestin Partial exemption for ETF
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@Vestin the payout/dividend is exempt from withholding tax and 30% partial exemption is also tax-free.
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ok. thank you!
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