Clemens (@Quarki99) en getquin

Clemens

@Quarki99

8Lun·

Question for the community

Is the $XDWD (+1,06 %) better than the $IWRD (+1,07 %) ?

Because I'm thinking about switching.

5 Comentarios

Kevin E.@KevinE

8Lun

0.5% TER for an MSCI World is pretty steep. If you don't have extremely large gains to tax, I would probably look for a new one, yes...

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Alpalaka@Alpalaka

8Lun

Why not the $IWDA?

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trading_05@trading_05

7Lun

$XDWD TER: 0.19%👌also have this as a basis.

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Ironman@Ironman2022

7Lun

$SPPW 0.12% TER👌

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JochenDerRochen@user0c4aeeb62fe24891

7Lun

Hi guys I'm actually also saving this ETF with the high TER. An acquaintance recommended it to me years ago and I've left it that way ever since 😅 I know: do your own research and all that. His thought was that by distributing the dividend, which is currently still within the annual tax-free allowance (<€1000/a), I would ultimately reduce the actual profit and therefore pay less tax on the withdrawal. The dividend is reinvested directly in the ETF. The annual dividend reduces the profit by up to €1000/year. As soon as I would have more than 1000€ dividend per year, I would have to think about it again anyway, so the question arises as to whether the 0.5% TER is worth accepting for this "great" tax-saving effect.
Do you think that's nonsense?

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