$WINC (-0,41%) seems to perform similar to $VWRL (-0,34%) including dividends but pays dividends. I like this, because I can decide what to reinvest it in to. But I would prefer monthly payments. Does anyone know if there is an alternative that pays monthly instead of quarterly?
Hey Tijs, not equal to $VWRL but $JEGP a nice "cheaper" alternative which hopefully in the next few years (10 to 20 ) will be at the same or better level as the $VWRL if you are looking for an alternative to $VWRL I would check out $FTWG same story as $WINC but a 1-1 copy good luck !
My thoughts are: 1. I personally have the $FTWG as my main ETF. 2. The price of 6,50€ does not matter at all, as you can buy fractions. So it doesnt matter if i buy in a savings plan an etf which costs 6,50€ or 6500€ 3. That an etf does not exist for a long time, is generally a negative sign, as it has no long term track record where it can proof, that it has not tracking error or tracking difference.
iShares World Equity High Income UCITS ETF USD (Dist)
Hello everyone,
My friend drew my attention to the ETF mentioned above. $WINC (-0,41%) mentioned above. However, I couldn't figure it out. It partially replicates the MSCI World, but pays out over 5%.
I noticed the large cash positions or bonds.
Is the dividend realized via these and the performance via the rest, or am I fundamentally misunderstanding the ETF?
It is an ''active ETF'' similar to the JP Morgan ETFs, and I have just added it to my portfolio. It is well described on the Ishares website or here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R36r5kjb67E
