I think I would have simply invested in it if I were you:
1. Vanguard FTSE All World - Mar, Jun, Sep, Dec
2. Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call - every month
3. HSBC Multifactor Worldwide - Jan, Apr, Jun, Oct
4. optional: Fidelity Global Quality Income - Feb, May, Aug, Nov
5. optional: Emerging Markets Bonds
1. Vanguard FTSE All World - Mar, Jun, Sep, Dec
2. Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call - every month
3. HSBC Multifactor Worldwide - Jan, Apr, Jun, Oct
4. optional: Fidelity Global Quality Income - Feb, May, Aug, Nov
5. optional: Emerging Markets Bonds
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@FlorianoPerlini
Thank you for the list. I already have some monthly payers in my portfolio and will continue to work on optimizing the even distribution. I also have the covered call. But the product has to prove itself in the longer term. The risk would be too great for me with emerging market bonds.
Thank you for the list. I already have some monthly payers in my portfolio and will continue to work on optimizing the even distribution. I also have the covered call. But the product has to prove itself in the longer term. The risk would be too great for me with emerging market bonds.
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@FlorianoPerlini funfact you can also simply divide an annual dividend by 12. Where does the belief always come from that you need a separate distribution for certain months?
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@Aktienmasseur When the dividend is consumed, it must be credited to the account promptly. While insurance policies are usually debited at the beginning of the year, energy costs are paid monthly. I like the dividend calendar at https://divvydiary.com/
The payout dates are clearly listed there.
The payout dates are clearly listed there.
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