1Semana·

Last Chance

Anyone who still wants to $ALV (+0,37 %) this year, today is the last day to get in on this year's distribution.

There is currently € 17.10 per share.

Next year, the dividend is likely to rise to € 19.

12 Comentarios

John@Transporter

1Semana

Or you can wait and buy ex-dividends and save yourself the withholding tax.

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ThomasHH@ThomasHH

1Semana

@Transporter If it's just about saving tax, you should steer clear of dividend stocks altogether.
The same "problem" will also arise in 2027

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Monty@MontyBurns

1Semana

@ThomasHH It doesn't matter whether you earn dividend income or income from capital gains, if you exceed the tax-free amount, both will be taxed. In my opinion, this only makes sense for foreign shares that are subject to withholding tax, or am I wrong?

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Name M.@userc818a6f2df6247c9

1Semana

Ex dividend: you get "more" shares for your money... has an effect over several years

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Der O.@MMeier

1Semana

@userc818a6f2df6247c9 or not. Depends on the result of the AGM

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Name M.@userc818a6f2df6247c9

1Semana

@MMeier Yes, but that suggests to the questioner that it's going down.
You're right, of course. Principle understood:-)

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Matze@Stiller-Invest

1Semana

If you're lucky, the share goes down by the value of the divi then I usually buy more, but it doesn't matter until the next year.

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Finanzaristokrat@Finanzaristokrat

@Transporter It is usually worth buying on the ex-day. Because it usually goes deeper than just the dividend discount. You get more out of the next distribution 😎

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Basti92@BavarianLion

1Semana

I'm happy with my 35 shares at the moment! If the price drops below €350, I will increase to 50!

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Charmin@Charmin

1Semana

Is already in the portfolio, the dividend goes - as always - into the subsequent purchase.

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Jürgen@Jogi1712

1Semana

When I was working, I mainly held dividend payers in order to finance my monthly expenses with the dividends. As soon as I had some left over, I reinvested in "cheap" securities. Now that I'm retired, I supplement my lower income with dividends. It's all a question of philosophy

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Der O.@MMeier

Thanks for the tip. 👍

I increased my holdings by 30% on the same day and as you can see from the dividend and read from the company results, it paid off with a conservative portfolio.

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