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Dividend ETF comparison - empirical values / swarm intelligence

Hello everyone,

still relatively new here, started with small values myself in January 2024 and then in summer/fall had all pension funds and other savings funds liquidated and taken over by our "financial advisor" (Lesson Leaned)


Now I have invested a chunk here and there, sometimes a bit wildly. Most of it now in December and January (hence the low return).

I am in my mid-30s and would like to build up a side income with dividends over the next 10 years, in addition to my ETFs, which are intended to be used for retirement in the long term.


I have 4 dividend ETFs in my portfolio and would like to reduce this to 1-2 ETFs. I have already looked through JustETF and there are pros and cons for all of them.

These are in my portfolio:

$VHYL (+0,52 %)

$ZPRG (+0,3 %)

$JEGP (+0,1 %)

$FLXX (+1,04 %)


The $JEGP (+0,1 %) is disproportionately represented because the return convinced me, but it does not have the lowest annual costs.


I would like to reduce to 30 positions, some smaller shares are "attempts".


The plan is 65% ETF, 15% dividend ETF, 15% dividend stocks (does that make sense?), 5% growth stocks. I can invest about 3500€ per month. I might want to sell part of it in 5-6 years to have the equity for a house. That would then possibly be the individual shares (partial sales).


What do you think? Which one should I save in the long term?


Best regards and thank you for your opinion.

43Positions
119 802,70 €
6,61 %
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Don't get too hung up on dividends, as you'll be leaving a lot of performance behind at your age. It's better to save in the IWDA or similar and then sell shares.

https://www.fondsweb.com/de/vergleichen/tabelle/isins/IE00B4L5Y983,IE00B8GKDB10,IE00B9CQXS71,IE00BF2B0M76
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@Pezi Thanks for the link! I also wanted to save at least €600 per month in the IWDA. I just think that dividends would help me (mentally) in the event of a price slump. And the dividends should then be used to support the kids and parents in the future without me having to sell anything.
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@Hansetradee can understand your thoughts, but calculate how much money you are leaving behind over the years...just think about it...
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@Pezi I'm going to admit to being ignorant...what is an IWDA?
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@Lika MSCI World ETF :)
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@Alpala Thanks 👍🏻 couldn't do anything with the acronym 🫣
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I also have a hybrid solution, approx. 2/3 in accumulating ETFs and 1/3 in dividend growth ETFs with a quality factor. I feel very comfortable with this and there is not much difference between a $IWDA and a $FGEQ. Of the ones you mentioned, I would only keep the $FLXX at most, the rest really don't perform well.
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