Hmm, I don't personally like it. But I don't have to.
You have to be happy with it.
I’d probably rather invest €200 in the Nasdaq 100 ETF, €250 in the latest $VALU FTSE All Cap ETF, and if it absolutely has to be a dividend-paying fund, then put the €50 into the one you’ve already been saving in. $VHYL
You have to be happy with it.
I’d probably rather invest €200 in the Nasdaq 100 ETF, €250 in the latest $VALU FTSE All Cap ETF, and if it absolutely has to be a dividend-paying fund, then put the €50 into the one you’ve already been saving in. $VHYL
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@OberstvonGatow Yeah, I've already thought about the new All-Cap. I'm also interested in the cash flow, even if it means forgoing compound interest—but I already have that in the Nasdaq, so we'll see.
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