1Sem.·

What do you think of investing in the VHYL dividend ETF alongside the FTSE All-World (Dis)?

Hello everyone,

I am just wondering whether it makes sense to buy the Vanguard FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield (VHYL) $VHYL (+0,07 %) in addition to the FTSE All-World (Dis) $VWRL (+0,22 %) into the portfolio.

Both ETFs are globally positioned, but VHYL focuses on high-dividend companies.

In your opinion, would this be a sensible addition for regular distributions - or would it hardly bring any additional benefit because the contents overlap?

I look forward to hearing your opinions.

2 Commentaires

Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

1Sem.

Ultimately, $VHYL contains the 50% of share positions from $VWRL with the highest dividend yield. In other words, virtually the same shares (50%) as in the normal Allworld. You have nothing more in there except the positions that pay no dividends or too little to be among the 50% with the high dividend stocks.

I would make it dependent on your age. If you are about to retire, it makes sense to focus on $VHYL and not $VWRL. If you have longer until retirement then primarily the $VWRL and, if you like, something along the lines of $TDIV, $FGEQ or $GGRP as a dividend ETF for the cash flow.

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Swen@value_hunter_253

1Sem.

I have also had $VHYL for 2 years and also the $VFEM both pay good dividends and run moderately let Sue run against each other the prices are since the start more on the side of $VFEM since D.T. the other performs better with the price div. are even similar at $VFEM so and both are distribution ETFs

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