ETF comparison
Hello everyone, I'm not that deep into the subject. Is the $EL4W (+0,08 %) basically comparable with the $XEON (-0 %)
I want to park money for my mother. She has "always" had a Deka custody account and doesn't want anything else.
ETF comparison
Hello everyone, I'm not that deep into the subject. Is the $EL4W (+0,08 %) basically comparable with the $XEON (-0 %)
I want to park money for my mother. She has "always" had a Deka custody account and doesn't want anything else.
European Central Bank cuts interest rates.
What to do with monetary ETFs such as. $XEON (-0 %) ?
Greasy fingers. I actually just wanted to get another kebab. But I accidentally sold the whole item. Ended up with a kebab with gold leaf 🤷
SC Depot savings plans:
Savings plans TR Depot:
In the $XEON (-0 %) is my "nest egg". The money is not invested but serves as a reserve for unplanned expenses.
My cash reserve is currently very high, so I don't yet know how to invest it. Immediately, in tranches, wait for a setback?
I am slowly building up my TR portfolio, as I want to spread my risk somewhat (portfolio provider, ETF provider)
Dividends will be reinvested and the depots will hopefully one day be my retirement provision.
A question for the community: how sensible do you think it would be to take out a money market ETF (e.g. $XEON (-0 %)) and then draw the liquidity (e.g. for the realization of monthly savings plans) from it?
Example: with a monthly savings installment of EUR 500, does it make sense to take out a money market ETF with e.g. EUR 6000 (12xEUR 500) and withdraw the EUR 500 from the ETF each month?
Thank you very much!