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plz make comparison and recommend some high dividend european ucits etf and stocks . dividends above 5% , for example BNP Paribas , allianz, mercedes benz , iShares STOXX Europe Select Dividend 30 UCITS ETF and more
It's not hard to find it all by yourself... choose the ETF's that are based in Ireland because you don't have to pay extra dividend tax from stocks whose registered headquarters are in the UK or Ireland. One of the best ETF for me is just iShares UK FTSE 100 / FTSE 250 or UK Dividend - because you don't have to pay any dividend tax at all. Above that you can consider Vanguard All-World High Yield Dividend or VanEck Morningstar Dividend Leaders (but be careful with the last one - div. tax in the Netherlands amount to 15%. So it also means that you should choose UK stocks in terms of dividend (no dividend tax, but you have to pay 0,5% stamp duty when buying shares at LSE) - think of financial/energy/utilities sector - they're usually paying highest divdend - like HSBC, National Grid, Shell, British American Tobacco, maybe Rio Tinto (but they decreased their dividends recently, unfortunately). You can also look for some good companies in other countries - e.g. if you possess Engie stocks, you don't pay for all dividend 25% tax, and you also receive a dividend bonus (extra 10%, no tax) if you let your shares register by Engie and keep it for full consecutive 2 years - this year they paid 1,43 € basic dividend per share of which 0,63 € was tax free. In the Netherldand you have to pay 15% dividend tax so it's not so bad to look for good oportunities on this market (like ING, NN, Randstad and so forth).
Dividendology explains or sumamrizes them really well and its up to the viewers if investing is good right now. In my opinion. Does an amazing job at it!
the problem is not spending the money...thats what their supposed to do. its that they print new money to use it...devaluing your $$$. the gov isnt supposed to make money, they have to spend it for the benefit of its citizens, healthcare, infrastructure, education, security... amongst other things...
I get news of Dividend Hikes, Earnings Reports, and Dividend stocks at 52 week lows delivered to my inbox once a week via The Dividend Report Newsletter. It's completely free and a nice resource!:
📈 The Dividend Report: the-dividend-report.beehiiv.com/subscribe
🚀 Access Tickerdata and my Spreadsheets: tickerdata.com/
💰 Get $30 off and a 7 day free trial to Seeking Alpha: www.sahg6dtr.com/9D5QH2/R74QP/
🔥 Join my free newsletter! dividendology.substack.com/
Great video! Happy Monday!
Happy Monday!
MCD is on a tear as well, Reaching an all time high today!
plz make comparison and recommend some high dividend european ucits etf and stocks . dividends above 5% , for example BNP Paribas , allianz, mercedes benz , iShares STOXX Europe Select Dividend 30 UCITS ETF and more
It's not hard to find it all by yourself... choose the ETF's that are based in Ireland because you don't have to pay extra dividend tax from stocks whose registered headquarters are in the UK or Ireland.
One of the best ETF for me is just iShares UK FTSE 100 / FTSE 250 or UK Dividend - because you don't have to pay any dividend tax at all. Above that you can consider Vanguard All-World High Yield Dividend or VanEck Morningstar Dividend Leaders (but be careful with the last one - div. tax in the Netherlands amount to 15%.
So it also means that you should choose UK stocks in terms of dividend (no dividend tax, but you have to pay 0,5% stamp duty when buying shares at LSE) - think of financial/energy/utilities sector - they're usually paying highest divdend - like HSBC, National Grid, Shell, British American Tobacco, maybe Rio Tinto (but they decreased their dividends recently, unfortunately).
You can also look for some good companies in other countries - e.g. if you possess Engie stocks, you don't pay for all dividend 25% tax, and you also receive a dividend bonus (extra 10%, no tax) if you let your shares register by Engie and keep it for full consecutive 2 years - this year they paid 1,43 € basic dividend per share of which 0,63 € was tax free.
In the Netherldand you have to pay 15% dividend tax so it's not so bad to look for good oportunities on this market (like ING, NN, Randstad and so forth).
Man you found some great stocks!!! CNQ and AOS are great buys
Love getting this news right before work!
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hey dividendology I was wondering if you could cover TRMD please :)
Second this!
Agree 1.2%.. that’s a kick in the nuts..
tickers mentioned:
LMT
CNQ
AOS
RPM
THOR
ADC
do you hold these stocks in your portfolio,? or is this just for content.
None of these are currently in my portfolio. You can see my portfolio in this video: th-cam.com/video/f0A0avZH-Bo/w-d-xo.html
Dividendology explains or sumamrizes them really well and its up to the viewers if investing is good right now. In my opinion. Does an amazing job at it!
Can you do an update on UNH
What do you think about TXN and CSCO?
I saw them in your portfolio video but I'm unsure whether or not they are a buy for me
TXN dividend are not covered by their free cash flow so watch out I wouldn’t buy it personally!!!
I’ll be making an updated video on TXN soon
@@Dividendology okay sounds good
What account do you hold these stocks in? A retirement account ?
Second!
The government isn't afraid to spend your money is an understatement. They love spending ALL THE MONEY.
They do!
Wish they would spend it wisely. This country would be a paradise.
They love it so much they keep borrowing to do it!
Also forgot to add "And money they don't have" 😢
the problem is not spending the money...thats what their supposed to do. its that they print new money to use it...devaluing your $$$. the gov isnt supposed to make money, they have to spend it for the benefit of its citizens, healthcare, infrastructure, education, security... amongst other things...
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@Dividendology will you do a video on UNH after it dropped a lot over the last 24 hours.
Hoping too soon!