Published on June 11, 2026, at 2:14:23 p.m.

RNS Number: 9896H

Vanguard Funds PLC

June 11, 2026

$VUSA (+1,55 %) - 0.323568

$VWRL (+1,33 %) -0.905474

$VHYL (-0,1 %) - 0.926328

@TaubeSmash

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/market-news/dividend-declaration/17635711

I was just really shocked by the dividend announcement from $VWRL (+1,33 %) .

Is this a bug, or does anyone know the background?

Hello,

I have a question for you, or rather, I need your advice regarding my core-satellite portfolio.

I’d like to restructure my portfolio. I want to reallocate the weightings and replace SAP.

I’m thinking of a 60/40 weighting.

It should be held for at least 25 years, and dividends aren’t a must since I use up my tax-free allowance every year anyway.

I’ll invest €30,000 to start and contribute €240 monthly to the two ETFs.

I’m thinking of using the Vanguard FTSE All World as the core.

The satellites should be the Amundi Semiconductor ETF, Amazon, Alphabet C, Stryker, Visa, Hannover Re, Hermes, and Rolls-Royce (employee stock).

What do you think?

$VWRL (+1,33 %)
$AMZN (+2,9 %)
$GOOG (+2,27 %)
$V (+0,34 %)
$SYK (-1,8 %)
$CHIP (+3,74 %)
$RR. (+4,23 %)
$RMS (+1,94 %)
$HNR1 (+0,44 %)

Somehow I can't really picture it, or at least I don't see any reason for it, in my opinion. But who knows? We'll find out by June 18 at the latest.

$VWRL (+1,33 %)

I've been reading here for a while and thought it was time to introduce our depot.

We are a small family with a 1.5 year old daughter and are not investing to get rich quick or to beat the market.

Our goal is to build up assets over many years and have more financial freedom later on.

Our portfolio currently stands at around 233.000 €.

The largest component is clearly the $VWRL (+1,33 %) . The perfect foundation for us: invested worldwide, simple and uncomplicated.

In recent months, we have also started to increase our share of emerging markets in a targeted manner.

That is why we are currently $XEMD (+2,75 %) with a high savings rate.

Our real EM share is currently only around 10-11 %, and in the long term we would like to be closer to 20 %.

We also recently sold our entire BlackRock position. Not because we have anything against the company - on the contrary. BlackRock is still included via our ETFs anyway. Our aim was to reduce the weighting in the financial sector, reduce the strong US bias somewhat and deploy the capital where we currently see more potential for our portfolio: in the emerging markets.

Our current savings plans:

🌍 $VWRL (+1,33 %) : 750 €

🌏 $XEMD (+2,75 %) : 750 €

👧 $VWRL (+1,33 %) : 130 € (children's deposit)

In addition, all dividends are currently also flowing into emerging markets.

Our plan is actually pretty boring:

➡️ Invest month by month

➡️ Reinvest dividends

➡️ Give compound interest time

Let's see where we are in 10 or 20 years' time. I look forward to exchanging ideas with you and am eager to hear your opinions on our strategy. 🍀📈

Best wishes from the @FinanzPapa family

For a long time I had my savings plan $VWRL (+1,33 %) had it running. Solid, but the allowance has long since been exhausted by VWRL distributions. Time for a twin.

$VWCE (+1,27 %) Same index, same world, but accumulating. More tax-efficient than the distributing variant -> compound interest runs through unabated.

At the same time I have $BTC (+2,34 %) sold. Too volatile, too much mental attention for someone who is very busy at work. I need a portfolio that I can forget about - not one that keeps me awake at night.

The strategy now: VWRL remains untouched, VWCE becomes the new building block for everything new. Savings plan is running, with a one-off payment on top today.

Boring? Yes. Right? Yes, too 📈

$IBM (-2,11 %)

I have held IBM shares in my portfolio for several years now.

Today my position reached 115% performance.

I am now slowly considering taking these profits

and to sell completely.

From the shares I would invest in 10 $WM (-1,29 %) shares and the rest in the $VWRL (+1,33 %) to have more peace of mind in the long term.

What does the swarm intelligence think?

May was a good month with a return of +6.24%.

The YTD is with +6% finally back in the green. 📈

The winners in May are:

$RKLB (+5,63 %) with a plus of almost 83% 📈

$IREN (+0,94 %) with a plus of over 46% 📈

$ONDS (+1,29 %) with an increase of over 40% 📈

Losers in May are:

$PNG (+1,03 %) with a minus of over 2% 📉

$MDB (+2,72 %) with a minus of almost 2% 📉

$ASML (+1,34 %) with a minus of almost 2% 📉

New stocks found their way into the portfolio:

$MDB (+2,72 %) , $ASML (+1,34 %) , $SU (+1,31 %) , $VSTM (-2,71 %)
$CLBT (+0,95 %)

Other values had to give way:

$LMND (+4,69 %) , $OHB (-2,33 %) , $ZTS (-0,72 %) , $TEM (+9,38 %) , $DR0 (-12,49 %) , $MSFT (+1,93 %)

A realignment of my strategy is planned from next month. The aim is to build up a core. This is currently still at a portfolio size of just under 54%. $4GLD (+2,15 %) . This is to be left behind, instead the $ (+1,33 %)VWRL (+1,33 %) is to be saved with €20 per day.

In addition, I started my small AI project Velocity. More details on this in the last post.