🚀 Motivation $ISPA (-0,22 %) pure: Dividend ETFs are like a money tree in your portfolio 🌳💸 - you plant it once and it produces cash flow year after year. Regardless of whether prices fluctuate or the market causes drama: the dividend rings reliably in your account.

It's like swimming training:

It feels tough at first, length after length, day after day. But you get stronger with every stroke.

Hello dear community!

Someone in my family (69) and a pensioner would like to invest EUR 50,000 immediately in distributing securities, preferably not too speculative. Now he wants me to take care of it.

I have in mind $ISPA (-0,22 %) , $XGSD (-0,49 %) and $TDIV (-0,33 %) .

I know that the first two track the same index, the idea is to spread the distributions out a bit.

What do you think and does anyone have any other good suggestions?

Hello everyone, I have been using a growth strategy in my portfolio for years. Now I would like to try out an income investment with a little play money to get a feel for how it works and how much wealth I would need to generate a nice additional income.

I like it simple and practical and am therefore a big ETF fan. Which dividend ETFs are popular here in the community?

I would like to find one to start with that has a distribution yield of over 5%, is not too volatile and has a positive annual return of at least 2% p.a..

I currently have my eye on the

Xtrackers Stoxx Global Select Dividend 100 Swap UCITS ETF

WKN: DBX1DG

$XGSD (-0,49 %)

What I don't like here, however, is the synthetic replication as I always go for physically replicated ETFs.

What ideas do you have?

BG

Elias

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Evening,

I have various distributing ETFs. What is your opinion?

Vanguard FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield WKN;$VHYL (-0,4 %)), VanEck Morningstar Developed Markets Dividend Leaders (WKN: $TDIV (-0,33 %) ) and Xtrackers Stoxx Global Select Dividend 100 (WKN: $XGSD (-0,49 %) )

Expand a little more. And thank goodness no withholding tax because of the swap 😀

Do you know why this ETF $XGSD (-0,49 %) stocks in the portfolio, such as Amazon, which do not pay any dividends?

I'd like to hear your opinion on my portfolio, I'm very focused on dividends as I want to live off them later. My parents gave me more investment funds before, but I have already switched to dividend ETFs and $MAIN (-0,4 %) switched. On $XGSD (-0,49 %) I save 250 euros a month and 250 euros on $WCSS (+0,27 %) and 100 euros on $V3PL (-0,7 %) .

Hello all,

I have a question, with Google I can not find a satisfactory answer, maybe you can help me.

$ISPA (-0,22 %) and $XGSD (-0,49 %)

They track the same index but have very different dividend payouts, but the chart itself is the same for both 1:1.

What is the reason for this? The only explanation I have is that one replicates physically and the other synthetically. If this is the case, why is it so?

which etf makes more sense and why?

Thanks in advance

VG

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