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Realty Income

Received x75 Dividends at $0.269

$20.14

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

27Min

Always these low-income payouts...😜😁

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QUANTIJS

@QUANTIJS

22H·

Nice first month of receiving dividends, while market is crashing

This month I got my first dividend payments since I've started investing in February from $O (+1.99%)
$VICI (+2.31%) and $VWRL (+0.65%) and the REITS went up nicely to cover the crash and my EUR>USD loss on paper. Let's see if the orange man can give more discounts soon.

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S.A.U.@SAUgut77

22H

This is the time when dividends save your ass 😉

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Meneer V.

@Meneervermogen

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Dividend Mr. Wealth

Dividend Received the 16th of April 2025

$21.48 $O (+1.99%)

Keep stacking people

#aandelen
#realtyincome
#invest
#dividend

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Rendite Rudin@RenditeRudin

1D

nice! Go on

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Nobody

@Nobody_123

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Presentation (children) Depot

As I always enjoy reading your ideas here, I wanted to take part.

I'll start with the depot of our 9-year-old child:

we started by collecting all the money in a traditional account
In the course of 2020, I started with individual shares 🤩
But we wanted to keep it simple for the child, so I first invested it in a TechETF, which also performed very well (but unfortunately without DIV (unfortunately for me))
so I switched it to a world ETF (TER ok, weighting for my idea perfectly ok, but was also before the 🍊 man)
This has been saved in monthly since then
$RBLX wanted the child myself and haven't been wrong so far (even with my own investment)
$MAIN (+1.8%) and $O (+1.99%) simply chosen to get the 20 euros per month (gross on average), keyword pocket money

What do you think? Better ideas?

4Positions

€11,569.11

9.58%

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Julian@MoneyISnotREAL

2D

Focus on the $HMWO and perhaps keep "gimmicks" with individual values to a minimum.
Keep it simple ;-)

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WhenLambo

@SoonLambo

3D·

Dividends explained for dummies

I am looking more into dividends for the first time. Can someone please help me understand the following?

17.45 USD today is ~15.40 €. Final amount (what is paid out) is 9.12 €. That's a sick ~40% tax?!

I understand

the tax withheld 1,62 €
the statutory (German) withholding tax 5.23 USD (25%)

what I do not understand is the assessment base of € 6.14

Is that the same for you private individuals $O (+1.99%) the same?

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Sebi@Seebi

3D

You have:
65 shares of Realty Income
Gross dividend: USD 0.2685 per share
Total: USD 17.45 (before tax)

Withholding tax (USA)
30 % on USD 17.45 = USD 5.23
This is retained directly by the US state

German withholding tax + solidarity surcharge + church tax if applicable
Is calculated on the so-called assessment basis (€ 6.14)
- 1.62 was withheld for this (capital gains tax + solidarity surcharge)
The assessment basis is not simply the euro value of the full dividend, but is reduced if foreign withholding tax can be credited.

Gross dividend: approx. 15.40 € (according to exchange rate)
Creditable withholding tax (USD 2.62) is deducted from the gross amount to avoid double taxation
This results in a taxable amount of € 6.14

Gross: USD 17.45 (€ 15.40)
Withholding tax USA: -5.23 USD
German tax on € 6.14: -1,62 €
Net payout: € 9.12

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Rendite Rudin

@RenditeRudin

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O = OHO

The dividend king pays again!

$O (+1.99%) has reliably paid out dividends, as it does every month.

15.04

Realty Income

Received Dividends at $0.269

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Alex C.@slava_ukraine

3D

Top dividend yield Germany 🇩🇪
7.7% Volkswagen
6.9% Mercedes-Benz
6.7% Porsche Holding
6.3% BMW
6.2% Traton
6.0% freenet
5.8% Daimler Truck
5.5% INDUS
5.3% BASF
5.2% Deutsche Post DHL
5.0% Allianz
5.0% Deutsche Lufthansa
4.9% DWS Group
4.5% Vonovia

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QUANTIJS

@QUANTIJS

4D·

Riding a Market Crash - My Second Portfolio Update!

I recently started my investing journey in February—just before the market started dipping—and I wanted to share my second portfolio update and some of the lessons I’ve learned early on.

I began with a focus on building a dividend portfolio, leaning toward REITs like VICI ($VICI (+2.31%) ) and Realty Income ($O (+1.99%)). Despite the market correction, these stocks held up fairly well, and by the end of March, my portfolio hit around $11K with an expected $440 in annual dividend income. I'm now working toward a short-term goal of $500/year in dividends.

In my latest YouTube video, I walk through:

My first few transactions as a new investor
What it was like investing during a downturn
Why I focused on defensive stocks and REITs
The early performance of my picks
My next goals and plans for the channel

Would love to hear your thoughts—how did your first few months of investing go? Did you also start during a rocky market? What helped you stay calm or focused?

Here’s the full video if you’re curious:

https://youtu.be/33RrCtR8NSY

Looking forward to learning from others here and sharing the journey!

www.youtube.comRiding a stock market crash! - Portfolio Update March 2025

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