1Année
Hello Flo,
First of all, welcome and congratulations on your decision ;)
I think the idea with the All-World is a very good one to start with, but personally I would only switch when you need the dividends, before that I would let the money "work" in the accumulator :)
I don't want to rate the individual stocks, but I would advise you to first familiarize yourself with the stocks so that you can live with them and only then put money into them, the other way round only makes limited sense in my opinion :)
First of all, welcome and congratulations on your decision ;)
I think the idea with the All-World is a very good one to start with, but personally I would only switch when you need the dividends, before that I would let the money "work" in the accumulator :)
I don't want to rate the individual stocks, but I would advise you to first familiarize yourself with the stocks so that you can live with them and only then put money into them, the other way round only makes limited sense in my opinion :)
•
33
•1Année
@RoronoaZoro Thank you for your answer. I am aware of the individual stocks. I have already dealt with each of the companies, but not yet in full depth. That will take a few more days. I also tried to create a nice mix of Eu and Us. Also a mix of high dividends and "classics". I'm just not sure whether there aren't too many for individual savings plans.
••
1Année
@Flow_einert Well, I think there are many different opinions on that. I am of the opinion that any amount is a good amount as long as you see it as being properly invested for yourself. That's why I don't think €20 is a bad choice, as long as it's really long-term, if you can see that you'll beat the market with it for yourself and your portfolio :)
That would be my opinion :)
That would be my opinion :)
•
11
•