1Mo·

I hope I wasn't too late!

22.07

Vanguard FTSE All-Wld Hgh Div Yld ETF D

Acheté x12,28 à 80,16 €

984,10 €

8 Commentaires

A@nitroxx

1Mo

Too late for what?

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Hennes@HennesderGeldhahn

1Mo

@nitroxx $VWRL had dropped slightly a few days ago

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jkb92@jkb92

1Mo

@HennesderGeldhahn At your age, you shouldn't care about that.

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Fallon@Carrington

1Mo

Um… just out of curiosity: HighDiv now makes up 43% of your portfolio… I'm a little skeptical—not to say I seriously doubt that this is the right ETF for someone your age.

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Hennes@HennesderGeldhahn

1Mo

@Carrington I'm still investing, but in different ETFs every month. If you have any suggestions on what I could invest in instead, I'm all ears 👍🏼

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Fallon@Carrington

1Mo

@HennesderGeldhahn I spent quite a bit of time looking into whether an
- All World / MSCI World Dist
or
a high-yield fund

would generate higher distributions for a very long-term strategy—when you actually need them.
Answer: All World / MSCI World ultimately yields higher dividends because the capital grows more rapidly.
In any case, the All World / MSCI World index provides more money because the return is higher.

So if you go with HighDiv, use it as a supplement—because that’s the choice you’ve made. Maybe 10–15%. For example, because it might be less volatile, or because the $TDIV sometimes even moves in the opposite direction of the market—meaning it rises when big tech drags down the All World index.

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Ramona@Skraja

1Mo

If it absolutely has to be a dividend-paying ETF (which I really don’t recommend at your age—it’s better to rebalance your portfolio later… otherwise taxes will eat into your profits too early), then take a look at this one:
L&G Global Quality Dividends UCITS ETF – USD
(Unfortunately) it’s fairly new—well-diversified and still offers some growth. It pays out monthly… But as I said—please read up again to see if a reinvesting ETF might not be better for you ;-)
Good luck!!
P.S.: The distributing ETF is new to me, too, after I took a close look at it for the first few months...

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emppsb@emppsb

1Mo

Never late for the ftse all world doesn’t metter

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