1Mo·

I agree...🫠

12.02

VAR

Var Energi

Reçu x500 dividendes à 1,209 NOK

604,50 NOK

12 Commentaires

Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

1Mo

Always these "small investors"😇🙃, Var Energi received NOK 8,946.60 for 7400.🤑 That would be cool in euros. A somewhat volatile but very stable dividend stock that has been giving me pleasure for the third year now. Stick with such sucky distributors if you follow this strategy. Everyone else please move on, there's nothing to read here 🤗😉

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Abyss@Abyss

1Mo

@Dividendenopi UPS is not bad either. Or Nestle

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

1Mo

@Abyss $UPS has been personally with me in the last few days...💩. What they delivered when delivering a parcel...a drama over 2 weeks, if they work in the same way in management... is, however, fundamentally emotional 😇 and $NESN has too many prestigious "scandals" on its hands for my taste, especially recently with the baby food. Consumers can make a big difference and that would have an impact on the figures. I keep my distance

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John@Transporter

1Mo

@Dividendenopi How much is the net amount or how much % is received? I know that you can get some of it back, but first of all it's the cash in the account that counts.

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Abyss@Abyss

1Mo

@Dividendenopi I personally don't care about that, if I get cash from them then it's a positive experience for me. But I can understand you. If you take everything seriously then you probably shouldn't support many shares. E.g. Nestle.

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

1Mo

@Transporter less than half of the net amount. 25% withholding tax from Norway and then the usual 26.375% capital gains tax and solidarity surcharge.

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John@Transporter

1Mo

@Dividendenopi Ok, that's really crass when less than 50% arrives in the account. The high dividend yield is of no use at first. Thank you for the information.

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S.A.U.@SAUgut777

1Mo

@Transporter everything within the tax-free amount is only taxed at 25% withholding tax.

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

1Mo

@SAUgut777 ok, I forgot, thanks for your addition. FB is always gone for me at the beginning of January, before the first US dividends arrive

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John@Transporter

1Mo

@SAUgut777 As a dividend collector, I will have used up my allowance by mid-February at the latest 😞