Daniel (@DB2310) en getquin

Daniel

@DB2310

9Lun·

I'm thinking about putting something on the side as an investment for my little one (junior depot style)

Maybe someone has experience and could take a look at....

1. SPARPLAN : $QYLE (-1,41 %) DISTRIBUTING ETF ,INVEST DIVIDENDS IN OTHER ETF

2nd savings plan : $QYLE (-1,41 %) EXCHANGE ETF AND PUT DIVIDENDS ON CALL MONEY ACCOUNT

3. $ANX (+0,02 %) SAVE THERAURESING ETF

THANKS FOR ALL COMMENTS

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Kill_Baulitz@Johann_van_der_Smut

9Lun

I have a junior custody account for the boy at ING. Almost all the money he gets goes into an All World and S&P500 ETF. Both distributing for tax purposes. And he also has an Nvidia in his custody account 😬

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Kolibri@Renditedichter

9Lun

LINK THE ETFS PROPERLY SO THAT YOU CAN BE HELPED EASILY AND DON'T SHOUT ABOUT IT!

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Daniel@DB2310

9Lun

Boomer?

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Stickup@Stickup

9Lun

I have a savings plan for our son at $IWDA, and I have one myself at $EXXT

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Lukas M.@Lukas2998

9Lun

This can be done in a much more targeted manner through partial sales.

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CryptoPfand@CryptoPfand

9Lun

Make sure that you don't exceed any limits if you put it in your son's name (BAföG etc.) - and be aware that the money belongs to him at 18 - no matter how mature he is then...

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Ludwig@tesla_diesel

9Lun

In my opinion, too much USA. More worldwide if necessary

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Lukas M.@Lukas2998

9Lun

Dividends are basically the same as partial sales. The only disadvantage is that you cannot control it. For example, it can increase and exceed the tax-free amount or be too small to be utilized.

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SGP@Koenigmidas

9Lun

also have the second one in the depot

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