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A beautiful :-) I have already read a lot of Vanguard hoodies here. Thereby the $VWRL (+0,3%) is especially popular. Where does that come from? Especially because of the dividend payout at the same time as high growth and low TER? How can I imagine this. Does the ETF always pay out only the dividend? Does distributing therefore make sense, since one uses annually thereby the allowance well? This has certainly been answered well before - but unfortunately I can't find anything here. Does the FTSE index play a role compared to MSCI?

I currently have $XMAW (+0,42%) in the portfolio.

Sunny greetings and a nice weekend :-)




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immagine del profilo
The FTSE combines and simplifies a lot and thus has many strengths. TER of 0.22 High fund volume High diversification > 3000 You have an ETF that covers both developed and EM ...
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immagine del profilo
@Aktienfoxx and automatic rebalancing
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@Aktienfoxx Thanks for your answer. Also a point on distributing vs not? :)
immagine del profilo
@FFH distributing, is always practical to cover the 1000€ tax-free amount, from then on reinvesting!
immagine del profilo
@Aktienfoxx Or 1300€
immagine del profilo
If you don't need a dividend, take an accumulating one. Exempt amount is also utilized by the upfront lump sum. Just any world or all world
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@DonkeyInvestor Thank you! When selling (at some point), the respective advance flat rate is then automatically taken into account, right?
immagine del profilo
@FFH yes. Otherwise, take a look at #gqevergreens. There is, among other things, an article from @InvestmentPapa on the preliminary lump sum and from @Fabzy on the subject of cash flow and distributing vs. accumulating linked.
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