iShares World Equity High Income ETF

ETF

ISIN: IE000KJPDY61

Ticker: WINC

IE000KJPDY61

WINC

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palantrump

@DoppelSchlechtMinus

1Semana·

It was nice...

... but plays a role alongside the larger positions of $HMWO (-0,4 %) and $TDIV (-0,35 %) simply no longer plays a meaningful role in my portfolio.

I will probably add to it next week after the ex-day $WINC (-0,06 %) after the ex-day.

11.07

iShares STOXX Europe 600 ETF

Vendido x634,9 en 55,21 €

35.049,52 €

30,69 %

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Fortunus@Quiny

1Semana

Exactly my setup:
$HMWO + $TDIV + $WINC + a few smaller satellites

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CieloAzul

@Cieloazul

1Semana·

Dividend for July 2025

$WINC (-0,06 %) Hi... does anyone know when the dividend for August will be published... we already have July 07....

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He-Man D.@He-Man

1Semana

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QUANTIJS

@QUANTIJS

1Lun·

Monthly alternative WINC

$WINC (-0,06 %) seems to perform similar to $VWRL (-0,28 %) including dividends but pays dividends. I like this, because I can decide what to reinvest it in to. But I would prefer monthly payments. Does anyone know if there is an alternative that pays monthly instead of quarterly?

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Beleggen M.@fund_whisperer_1682

1Lun

Hey Tijs, not equal to $VWRL but $JEGP a nice "cheaper" alternative which hopefully in the next few years (10 to 20 ) will be at the same or better level as the $VWRL if you are looking for an alternative to $VWRL I would check out $FTWG same story as $WINC but a 1-1 copy good luck !

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Beleggen M.

@fund_whisperer_1682

1Lun·

Long term investor

Don't have a huge cash balance available ?

But still want to invest in a all world ETF + High dividend yield

Take a look to below 2 ETF's

$FTWG (-0,29 %) + $WINC (-0,06 %)

These "young" etfs exist no longer then 2 years are a catch of a buy (below 6.50 euro each)

and generating dividend (quaterly)

What are your toughts !?

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Das Portfoliopferd@Portfoliopferd

1Lun

My thoughts are:
1. I personally have the $FTWG as my main ETF.
2. The price of 6,50€ does not matter at all, as you can buy fractions. So it doesnt matter if i buy in a savings plan an etf which costs 6,50€ or 6500€
3. That an etf does not exist for a long time, is generally a negative sign, as it has no long term track record where it can proof, that it has not tracking error or tracking difference.

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Philip Buß

@GoldenShield

6Lun·

iShares World Equity High Income UCITS ETF USD (Dist)

Hello everyone,

My friend drew my attention to the ETF mentioned above. $WINC (-0,06 %) mentioned above. However, I couldn't figure it out. It partially replicates the MSCI World, but pays out over 5%.

I noticed the large cash positions or bonds.

Is the dividend realized via these and the performance via the rest, or am I fundamentally misunderstanding the ETF?

Help and corrections are welcome 👍

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Saschko@WarrenamBuffet

6Lun

It is an ''active ETF'' similar to the JP Morgan ETFs, and I have just added it to my portfolio. It is well described on the Ishares website or here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R36r5kjb67E

or here:
https://extraetf.com/de/news/etf-news/blackrock-ishares-betritt-den-markt-fuer-aktive-etfs

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