Hello dear,
The plan sounds pretty good so far.
I would definitely recommend the Nasdaq100 instead of the Global Quality simply for more growth, the 5% Tdiv is a matter of taste.
Also, with such small sums, it would be better to focus on one ETF first and then tackle the issue of individual stocks later, but of course that's up to you.
Otherwise, keep at it and good luck with building up your assets!
Best regards :)
The plan sounds pretty good so far.
I would definitely recommend the Nasdaq100 instead of the Global Quality simply for more growth, the 5% Tdiv is a matter of taste.
Also, with such small sums, it would be better to focus on one ETF first and then tackle the issue of individual stocks later, but of course that's up to you.
Otherwise, keep at it and good luck with building up your assets!
Best regards :)
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@MrSchnitzel Thank you for your assessment. The TDIV will of course be expanded a little further over time, although the focus will of course remain predominantly on growth until the target is reached in the distant future. After that, the plan is to continue to build on this and other dividend stocks for a regular cash flow. Until then, I will keep the proportion low for the time being. I would actually like to include individual shares in the savings plan, as some of them are simply too underweighted for me to really benefit from them. As these are well diversified in terms of both countries and sectors, I'm optimistic that this will work. But I will definitely think about it again before I start the first savings plans :)
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