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11Mon

I still find it difficult to estimate something like that. Because despite various projection models and the like, I still don't have a real feel for what would be achievable or realistic.
But I would like to have so much in my portfolio that I would have my current net salary in dividends (after tax). Which, rounded up, would be around €28,000 in dividends per year. It would give me the job freedom to simply leave if I get bored somewhere. And that I wouldn't necessarily have to work full-time anymore.

But I'm still a long way from that. :D

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11Mon

@Metis 28kpa with 3% dividends would be approx. 1m. So that's the target?

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11Mon

@Epi Since you can certainly extrapolate something like this much better than I can - yep.

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11Mon

@Metis If you have the goal, you should be able to calculate something like this. 😁

It's not difficult at all: 28k/3%=1million 🤷

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11Mon

@Epi But where does the 3% come from? :D So yes, the internet says a lot of things, but I can't really tell whether the calculation is correct.

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11Mon

@Metis Well, a 3% dividend should be realistic, shouldn't it?

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11Mon

@Epi At least it sounds much more realistic than the higher percentages you sometimes read.

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