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It doesn't really matter when or how often the dividend is paid each year. Anyone who invests in the stock market will probably be able to distribute the few euros in dividends over the months as they need them.🤷♂️
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@GHF can't you even express your joy here in Germany without someone coming round the corner with something to criticize? I give up this compulsion to complain when I get off work.
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@dirko68 no kidding... just read the bullshit comment and immediately thought the same thing... madness this German nagging culture... anyway, I'm also happy about monthly cash flow and continue to stock up here 🤝♥️😎
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•@PermaBull is unfortunately the case. No matter where you look.
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@GHF Advantages of monthly dividends (based on dividend & cash flow)
- 12 distributions per year instead of 1-4
- Faster reinvestment (stronger compound interest effect)
- Consistent, predictable cash flow
- Regular liquidity for running costs
- No pressure to sell to generate income
- Better budget planning due to constant income
- Can be used flexibly (reinvest or spend)
- Psychological advantage due to frequent income
- Capital continues to work more quickly
- Particularly attractive for income strategies (e.g. retirement)
- 12 distributions per year instead of 1-4
- Faster reinvestment (stronger compound interest effect)
- Consistent, predictable cash flow
- Regular liquidity for running costs
- No pressure to sell to generate income
- Better budget planning due to constant income
- Can be used flexibly (reinvest or spend)
- Psychological advantage due to frequent income
- Capital continues to work more quickly
- Particularly attractive for income strategies (e.g. retirement)
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