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Mommy gets a deposit with Finanzen.net Zero 🤓

Mommy gets a deposit for Christmas.


Age: 60

Financial knowledge: zero

Interest in the topic: zero

Tax residency: Germany

Savings rate: 100 € per month


The custody account is to contain starting capital and savings plans and would probably be fed by me with €100 per month.

But how can I sensibly structure a custody account with such a short investment horizon? Because we already know that mommy will have a large pension gap and so far nothing has been done about it...

My original ideas were:


a) 100% $VWRL (+0,09 %) alternative an ACWI


or


b) 50% $VUSA (+0,22 %) or MSCI USA

35-40% $WEXU (-0,02 %) ( MSCI World ex USA)

10-15% $VFEM (-0,2 %) or $EIMI (-0,1 %)


But if you now think about the short investment horizon and the pension gap, perhaps something like the following would make more sense:


c) 50% $HMWO (+0,12 %) or $WEXU (-0,02 %) but this is only available on an accumulating basis

50% $JEPQ (+0,69 %)


What do the professionals among you say? Has anyone tackled a similar situation? What are your ideas and suggestions?

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Phew, difficult with the investment period and no starting capital. You won't close the pension gap with all the ETFs.
I've roughly calculated men REIT aka Realty Income and with a 7-year investment horizon you'd be at around €40 per month based on the current dividend, without reinvestment in the savings phase and without price fluctuations 😀 it's all a bit like playing Russian roulette. You could also go all in on Bitcoin, Solana or something else and hope that it does a x100 in exactly seven years and then switch to a distributor 😉
But seriously. I would be with your variant a whether it's a distributor or theaurizer, it doesn't really matter because it probably won't be exploited either way.
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@Hotte1909 I would go along with the idea - or a high dividend ETF (similar effect as reit)
If you have 10k full, you would have an annual distribution of 500€ with a div yield of 5%

With a 1.5% distribution, this is almost negligible
Wouldn't bring sooo much even with a 50k portfolio

Aim for a high distribution at that age
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So I would join @Hotte1909. You're not really going to raise a lot of money in this time. That's why I would take a bit of a risk.
50€ in the $VWRL (if the allowance is still open, I would also choose distributing)
50€ in Bitcoin (especially with the new government in the USA, a small savings plan can have a good effect)

In any case, kudos for wanting to take care of your mother here 🙌🏻
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A) even better would be a fixed percentage of the capital in $VWRL and safe! bonds
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what a nice thing to do 🩷
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@Yoshika Beyond algorithms and rigid rules, with creativity, sensitivity, and especially empathy, your not just reacting to trends, your staying one step ahead 🩷
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Why a distributor? With the savings rate and zero starting capital, it doesn't help at all
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It's kind of funny to talk about yourself as a mommy. Is this a new scam?
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