Servus,
What is your favorite ETF for dividends?
I am thinking about $TDIV (+0,17%) starting this week?
Would you also choose this one or what are your alternatives?
Thanks a lot!
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145Servus,
What is your favorite ETF for dividends?
I am thinking about $TDIV (+0,17%) starting this week?
Would you also choose this one or what are your alternatives?
Thanks a lot!
What do you think of the $TDIV (+0,17%) ETF?
Would like to buy the $VWRL (+1,35%)
$CSNDX (+1,47%) and $TDIV (+0,17%) to save. What kind of distribution do you think makes sense? I would also like to add some Bitcoin and 2-3 equity positions that I believe in. I am relatively risk-averse. ETFs should just make up the core with about 60-70% of the portfolio
5k from moving my bank managed retirement funds (2 accounts) to own managed DEGIRO accounts into $TDIV (+0,17%) . 1.5k for normal portfolio into $JEPQ (+1,45%)
I asked myself this question some time ago. Saving, investing, building up assets - all well and good. But what is it actually for? What is the goal?
At some point, the answer was clear to me: financial freedom.
Not because I never want to work again. On the contrary - I like working. But I don't want to have to anymore. I want to be able to decide for myself how I use my time without my income depending on it.
That's why I've opted for a clear focus on dividend ETFs. $TDIV (+0,17%)
$VHYL (+0,58%) decided on dividend ETFs.
They provide me with a regular, predictable income - a step towards independence. This cash flow currently allows me to work part-time and at the same time build a self-employment that is based on my interests - not on a fixed employment contract.
I am fully aware that if I were to invest purely rationally and with a focus on returns, e.g. only in the $VWRL (+1,35%) the path to absolute financial freedom might be shorter.
But let's be honest - who knows whether you will ever reach your goal? Health, life circumstances, fate - there is no guarantee for later.
So why not live a little more freedom today instead of putting everything off until "someday"?
My portfolio reflects precisely this conviction - long-term focus, but with ongoing benefits. And to be honest: I simply enjoy investing.
That's why, in addition to solid dividend payers, I also have a few positions for gambling $BATS (-1,44%)
$GOOGL (+1,53%) - Shitcoins $CHZ (+2,44%)
$MANA (+3,22%)
$SOL (+1,59%) included.
What do you think?
Good morning everyone.
Can someone please enlighten me on how dividend taxation works with the $TDIV (+0,17%) works?
I read various things, from the additional 15% withholding tax when the FSA is exceeded, but also that tax is paid immediately, in addition to the normal 18.5% withholding tax after the partial exemption.
Please clarify and thank you.
Good evening to the community!
I would like to add one or two ETFs to my portfolio. The focus this time is on the distributing variant, as I already have the $VWCE (+1%) in my portfolio.
I currently have my eye on three ETFs:
However, my portfolio is already quite tech-heavy, so I'm not sure whether it's really worth adding the $EXXT (+1,46%) to save. 🧐
Hence my question to you:
Which of the two ETFs - $FGEQ (+0,86%) or $TDIV (+0,17%) - would you rather include in your portfolio and why?
What are the differences between the two?
And: Is it worth saving in both?
Perhaps some of you experienced investors can help me out here 🙏🏽
@Max095
@Hotte1909
@Tenbagger2024
@Dividendenopi
@Aktienhauptmeister
have a nice evening 😬
Opened my first position on $TDIV, (+0,17%) largest (~2%) dividend payout of the year soon. Ex-dividend date 05.06.2025
I have a small dilemma. I want to start building up an nest egg, but i am not sure where I should place this.
Currently i have my main ETFs at Flatex DeGiro ($IWDA (+1,14%) & $TDIV (+0,17%) ).
Running a $BTC (+0,77%) savings plan at Strike.
And using Trade Republic for a savings plan on $IGLN (-0,1%) and $NUKL.
For the nest egg I would ofcourse strive to get the most interest. But since I also use TR as a checkings account, for the cashback on $IGLN (-0,1%) , i am weary to store this egg in the same basket.
I understand Scalable offers the same interest, but I am not planning to invest there.
ING (where I have my main current account) offers too little interest.
What would you suggest to me:
- put the egg into TR
- open a new account in Scalable.
- another option: .....
Thanks in advance
But yes, the budget is limited
Unfortunately, Ing doesn't have a savings plan and since I've said goodbye to TR completely, it's been one-off purchases since May.
Yesterday, thanks to the Getquin widget at work, I saw that 🍊 must have made another one. So a few bucks could go back into the portfolio.
I've started retirement investing earlier this year with my bank with a small amount of money (5k), but at some point I've learned that I can also manage it myself and chose my own stocks. The bank was just putting my money in an index fund and charging 0.69% for that on top of index fund costs and other costs. So I decided to take a small loss now to make the money quickly available again for reinvesting on my new account.
So lets hope for some more drama so that I can reinvest it with a discount. Let me know your suggestions for reinvesting, I'm thinking to open a position on $TDIV (+0,17%) or add to my $VWRL (+1,35%) index.
I've registered as a transaction in qetquin in my new account to remind me that I need to recover the 250 euro loss.
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