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Lars D.@LeoHund

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@cashwithhead Brutal TER

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@cashwithhead the only possible downsides I can see are the fund size and age. Otherwise, the whole thing looks very interesting, or have I missed something in the brevity?

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@cashwithhead I had also heard about the 100 million, but thought I'd just ask. Thanks for the tip - I'll definitely take a closer look

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@cashwithhead How do you rate the distribution compared to Vanguard (quarterly)?

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@cashwithhead and the annual distribution vs Q distribution of Vanguard. Do you see any downsides?

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@cashwithhead Thank you very much for your answers and willingness to write here. I am currently invested in 13 individual stocks, which I have always bought and added to depending on the price. Now I want to get more into automatism as I have less time to do stock picking. My goal was therefore to invest around €1000-1500 in an ETF via a savings rate. As I wasn't familiar with ETFs before, the initial question was which one. I then took the developed route and filtered via the TER. The result was Vanguard. Oh yes, it should be a distribution as I like to reinvest the money. I also don't want to change the ETF again after 10k, but prefer to have it changed.
I've seen that Prime pays a one-off distribution of €0.46 per share, while Vanguard pays a total of €1.55. I'm just wondering (if you scale up) what influence this could have. For everything else, the Prime is clearly the most attractive option.

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