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Fernando Lima
@Fjrlima1979
2D·

Dear all, in your opinion, $VUSA (-0,32 %) vs $VWRL (-0,32 %)
$SCHB (+0,07 %), which one is the best and highest ETF growth/dividend for long-term, moderate risk, to invest 120€ per month? And top 5 stocks (growth and dividend) to also add to this pie? I was thinking about 40% growth stocks + 40% dividend stocks + 20% growth/dividend ETF. Many thanks and best regards.

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Thomas@UndNun
2D
Dividend is about the same for all. Thus comparing them with the benchmark it has to be $VUSA. But if you want more diversity, meaning less tech and less USA than it has to be $VWRL. $SCHB looses in both respects.

About pure dividend stocks:
In my opinion they are for people who have already achieved what they want and want to play safe.
If you are still building your savings (like me) they are a waste of performance. Usually only giving about 3.5% like Coca Cola, its just above inflation. Thus if you still need to grow its hurting yourself.

You may want to consider $GMVM. It's performance is good. And since it is a wide moat ETF it should be considerably safe.
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Oleg
@ScorpionfromBW
1Lun·

Good evening everyone.


I've had a Revolut account for years, totally forgot I still had it.


You can also buy and sell shares, etfs etc. there. I'm mainly interested in American shares and etfs, which you can't trade in Germany. $SCHB (+0,07 %) that you can't trade in DE.


Does anyone use it for investing? I would also be happy to receive information and experiences about the distributions and how this is handled.


I don't think I'll achieve much with this post, but I'd still be happy if anyone can comment on it.

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Jo'@Jo_Wolf
1Lun
It's my main broker and have no problem whatsoever with it.

You can't trade American ETF because most of them don't comply with the European union law that forces ETFs to distribute something called " Key Information Document " for European Union citizens, and as mentioned, most of the ETFs fund don't bother with EU administrative nightmare.

PS : some advice with revolut :
1. Always make sure to be able to prove them your funds provenance ( salary certificate etc. ) in case of random control
2. This random control virtually never happens for normal users , but it's regular on the people using Revolut for trading cryptocurrencies. That's their way or staying out of trouble with authorities and that's completely justified.
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