1Année·

One of my favorite Dutch dividend growth stocks $NN (-0,83 %) raised dividend by a staggering 15%. It's an insurance company returning very strong capital to shareholders.

Dividend yield at current price is 8%

Divided CAGR over past 8 years is 10%

Future dividend CAGR until '25 is expected to be at least 8%

Annual buybacks 300M euro's

A+ credit rating, 197% solvency, conservative payout ratio

I consider buying a bit more, even though I already have a 'full' position. What do you think about NN Group?

10 Commentaires

Michel V.@Noord26

1Année

In the dividend market it's a nice one. Out if 12 dividend holdings it's tied in first place with AbbVie. Always wanting more dividend stocks is a normal drive. I try to keep not to many stocks (focus on quality not quantity) and around a certain pre-specified percentage of each stock.

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GeldOpGeld@GeldOpGeld

1Année

I think $NN is still priced at a discount.

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Paul@LevenvanDividend

1Année

@GeldOpGeld I agree. It's tempting to buy more.

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Joost K.@Joostkroes

1Année

@LevenvanDividend why not? Diversification?

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Paul@LevenvanDividend

1Année

@Joostkroes yes exactly that. I already have a lot of NN

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HODL-Investor@HODL-Investor

1Année

Hi Paul, can you tell me how you set the Taxes on Getquin? I am getting more and more into dividends. Thanks in advance.

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Paul@LevenvanDividend

1Année

@HODL-Investor At portfolio setting from your dashboard you can set it. I just don't know if it's only a premium option.

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Shell@Shell

1Année

I also have premium but I think you could also set the tax rate without premium. I set it at 15% because that is what I do most often. The shares or ETFs that have different tax rates I adjust manually afterwards in the transactions. In the future it will be possible to set this per share in advance I understood from getquin. Recently asked questions about it. Good luck

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Rinze@Rinze_n

1Année

I will definitly take a look, never really researched NN

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Antonio@Beursblik

1Année

For sure a top Dividend stock, and really good dividend growth, as you say quality

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