(@Rob314) su getquin

2Mes·

Which ETF would you prefer for a long-term investment (>20 years) in terms of dividend growth. I only want it as an addition. The country weighting is therefore not important for the time being.

I have looked at these so far:

$FGEQ (+0,85%)

$FUSD (+0,66%)

$GGRP (+0,49%)

$SPY5 (+0,99%)

I have to be honest, I like them all quite a lot, although I'm almost leaning towards the $SPY5 (+0,99%) even though it is not geared towards dividend growth, it has increased the dividend substantially in the past. Combined with the share price performance and the low cost of 0.03, I find it really attractive.

What do you think?

Do you have any other suggestions?

Thank you for your opinions.

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Kosmonaut@Kosmonaut

2Mes

I was recently informed that most of the ETFs you mentioned are not dividend growth ETFs. Because the background is not about stocks whose dividends grow, but there are many more stocks on the Quality Index that pay dividends.
So $FGEQ, for example, is theoretically an MSCi World minus "no quality companies" minus "no dividend payers". This is why, for example, $NVDA is also included, as it only pays a minimal proportion of dividends.
There is also a good article on this by a user.

But to your question:
I myself have built my portfolio in such a way that the value of the dividends is around 2% and can grow over the years. I have combined a core-satellite strategy with $VWRL as the core, the strong dividend payer $TDIV and the combination $FGEQ as the satellite.

I am very happy with my decision so far.

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Aktienfreund@Aktienfreund

2Mes

They are all totally great. I have the fidelity global and vaneck morningstar.

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Sponge💰@spongeboy

2Mes

$TDIV & $SPYD

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Na D.@user24280df1bf3d4d22

2Mes

What is this love people have for dividend growth ETFs. Has any dividend etf outperformed over any 20 year period? Is there any fundamental reason why it should outperform? If Meta starts paying a small dividend, it is suddenly good for you even though nothing changed fundamentally?

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K K.@userb0ca8bbd97d44646

2Mes

$TDIV don't forget ;)
I'm saving this, as well as $FUSD and $FEUI.

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