2Settimana·

Dividend strategy with ETFs? Sensible or not

Dear Community,

I have sold all my positions in the portfolio except for cryptos with a small profit. After deducting the KEST, I now have 90k available. I'm more into the dividend portfolio. Would only a dividend strategy with ETFs make sense now? I live in Austria. Especially when you consider the taxes, including withholding tax on dividend income here.

For example: 50% on $QYLE (+0,32%) and distribute the rest to other dividend ETFs?

What do you think? Would be very grateful for recommendations and tips.

Kind regards

13 Commenti

Stulle 🥪@Stullen-Portfolio

2Settimana

Ultimately, it doesn't matter which dividend ETF you use to generate returns. However, $SDIP has proven to be the best for this. 🤷

By the way, $QYLE is NOT a dividend ETF.

Greetings
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Stefan@Da_Fischi

2Settimana

You can do that, but there are better ETFs, such as $TDIV, $GGRP, $FUSD, $FGEQ, $LDEG or simply a distributing world like $HMWO. The $QYLE only burns money. If it absolutely has to be a covered-call ETF, my choice would be the $JEGP.

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GreenWash@GreenWash

2Settimana

At 90k, I would simply go to $VWRL and enjoy the dividend.

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Thesaurus@Thesaurus

2Settimana

What is $Wet?

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DiviMike@DiviMike

2Settimana

@Thesaurus I'm sure he means $XNAS

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S.G@SGTrader88

2Settimana

$QYLE I meant

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TotallyLost@TotallyLost

2Settimana

@SGTrader88 Do you realize that covered calls are not dividends and have nothing to do with the operating result of the company?

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Klein-Anleger1@Klein-Anleger1

2Settimana

Hi, didn't you think about this before selling? Otherwise I would advise you. A large part on broadly diversified ETFs, dividend ETFs are also formed to diversify

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