Okay, we don't want to get into a discussion here about whether it makes more sense to invest in companies that use their profits for their own growth or in those that distribute them to investors...
But: one idea could be to invest in ex-US companies first and wait for the development of US companies at "899" -> dividends from individual shares may be hit harder or differently than those from ETFs 🤷
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But: one idea could be to invest in ex-US companies first and wait for the development of US companies at "899" -> dividends from individual shares may be hit harder or differently than those from ETFs 🤷
Greetings
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@Stullen-Portfolio Yes, exactly, that would be a philosophical question that everyone has to decide for themselves, thank you for taking that right up front.
I'm also torn between waiting until after July 4th and then reacting, it's going to go one way or the other as far as the 899 provision is concerned.
It's difficult to estimate anyway whether you could beat a $TDIV with the dividends from the 60 shares, for example, if you still have to consider the 70% partial exemption and domicile NL (or analogous ETFs, with domicile in Ireland because of taxation...).
But unfortunately there are so many lame ducks in the ETFs...
I'm also torn between waiting until after July 4th and then reacting, it's going to go one way or the other as far as the 899 provision is concerned.
It's difficult to estimate anyway whether you could beat a $TDIV with the dividends from the 60 shares, for example, if you still have to consider the 70% partial exemption and domicile NL (or analogous ETFs, with domicile in Ireland because of taxation...).
But unfortunately there are so many lame ducks in the ETFs...
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