I could definitely see myself $VWCE (+0,51 %) saving $VWRL (+0 %) in the long run—but is that really less of a hassle, especially with ING?

I’m thinking mainly about the annual tax payments, for which I have to set aside (pre-calculated) liquidity. That’s not the case with a dividend-paying fund, is it? Or am I missing something?

I do find the effort involved in timing the sale just right—including fees, etc.—to be significantly greater…

12x $VWRL (+0 %)

15x $ASRNL (+0,6 %)

13x $NN (+0,26 %)

€100 $BTC (+1,01 %)

On to €80,000 😀

This month, thanks to vacation bookings, we were able to invest 3,000€, of which 2,000€ went into the $VWRL (+0 %) and €1,000 $TDIV (-0,74 %) . Starting next month, I’ll try to put more back in…

This month, thanks to vacation bookings, we were able to invest 3,000€, of which 2,000€ went into the $VWRL (+0 %) and €1,000 $TDIV (-0,74 %) respectively

On August 4, I’ll transfer €1,000 from my DKB call money account into the $JEGP (-0,44 %) to maximize my dividend earnings! 🍗

That would give me about 80 euros in dividends, which I’ll then $VWRL (+0 %) portfolio. 🐥

Here’s a quick overview:

$VWRL (+0 %) + $IGLN (-1,47 %) = 💸