4Semana·

TDIV or TSWE

Hi all!!!

I am building a dividend growth oriented portfolio with long term horizon (25-30 years), and I am undecided between two VanEck ETFs:

- $TDIV (+0,5%) (Morningstar Developed Markets Dividend Leaders): excellent dividend yield (about 3.9%), selects the best companies in developed markets for strength and coupon flow.

- $TSWE (+0,48%) (Sustainable World Equal Weight): lower yield (about 2.2%) but with rising dividends and ESG approach + equal weight + good global diversification.

The goal is to live on income in the future, but also have good capital growth.

What do you think?

2 Comentários

Golden Boy@randomdude

4Semana

Here is one of my sample dividend portfolios - maybe a suggestion for you?
https://getqu.in/OUHJcQ/
Reasons for this mix: monthly distributions (3% p.a.) and good growth with global diversification. The disadvantage is that you have to rebalance from time to time.
I also like the ESG approach, but $TDIV simply has very good key figures. You won't find such high distributions and good growth anywhere else. However, it is very concentrated (only 100 stocks and 40% of them in the financial sector), so I would always supplement it with other ETFs.

•

Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

4Semana

I'm also adding $TDIV from the summer as a dividend income ETF in addition to $FGEQ, which focuses more on dividend growth. I think both have decent growth compared to other dividend ETFs. And as I don't yet have much exposure to the tech and financial sectors (only 2 stocks each) in my individual stocks, this also suits me pretty well.

•