Wanted to say thank you for your sharings on Twitter and on your blog too. Really appreciate to have this kind of european specific content. Also thanks for sharing in English, I can easly forward to my German friends without language barrier.
Hi European DGI Enjoy your content! There are a couple of great Dividend Companies in Europe, my favorite businesses are Nestlé, L'Oréal, Roche and Novartis. Just awesome how dividends accumulate over time. Keep it up! Cheers MyFinancialShape
Thanks for this content. I am also a dividend growth investor. And I want to focus more on European dividend stocks as I have too much exposure to the USD for my liking.
@@EuropeanDGI Hi, my biggest positions are in MMM, JNJ, PEP, GD, DUK, UNA, ED, VZ, O, SNA, BMY, ABBV, HASI and EPD. I am now starting new positions in Ahold and Danone, to get more exposure to EUR.
Hi, nice job. Just for information, l'Oreal did not increase its dividend this year (stayed flat a 3.85€). And for Danone in 2012 and 2013 the dividend was flat.
Cescz! I am continiously building my dividend portolio. Alike you, with the time I got rid of American stock since u lose a lot of your dividends due to the tax withholding. A big part of my stocks are from the UK ( BP, VODAFONE, Imperial Brands, Glaxosmithkline) . The UK doesnt keep any cent of your dividends, it is a big plus. Red Electrica and BASF are as well in my portfolio. The only american one I have is AGNC Inv. a REIT Stock. Greetings from Köln !
Thank you for the work you have done ! A good list of companies to consider. I would stay away from Swiss companies as the tax rate for foreigners is 35%, that eats away the profitability quite a bit. I would add maybe Rio Tinto, BHP, GSK, ENGIE, Orange not entirely non-stop dividend growth but powerful companies with a potential:)
Thank you Vasko 🙏 I get what you mean regarding the high-Tax countries and it's something to consider when making a purchase decision. The after-tax yield might actually be a much better consideration when making an investing decision. That's why I bought some Novartis earlier this year, because even after 35% tax it still had a good starting yield and it was attractively valued. Some good names you mentioned there. I've got my eyes on Rio Tinto to do some more analysis on. BHP I agree with. Their dividends are a bit choppy, but nevertheless pretty fat. Will check out Orange, I forgot about their statistics. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. Much appreciated!
First inteligent comment here. Having a list of dividend companies in Europe is worthless if you don't take into consideration taxation, you are not comparing apples with apples. Divided tax in Europe can vary with more than 10 % between countries
Okay, so it’s not completely like that. There are avoidance of double taxation treaties between countries that specify the rules of withholding tax on the dividend. Yes, Swiss entity will charge 35% on it, however you should look into the agreement that your country has made with Switzerland. I am from Poland, this is place where I live so I apply agreement of double taxation avoidance between Poland and Switzerland which states that Switzerland might charge tax at maximum rate of 15% and the rest should be taxed locally. As 35% is higher than 19% I specify in my tax form that I paid already tax on that and I can ask my tax authorities to provide a certificate of residence proving that I am living and paying my taxes here, therefore I am a Polish Tax Resident. They sign you a form and you can apply to Switzerland for 20% refund and then I am supposed to pay 4% in Poland which results in effective tax rate of 19% which is tax I pay on my US dividends as well as Polish ones. Yes, that’s quite confusing and that’s a lot of hustle, but I wouldn’t give up investing in Switzerland just because of this if I have found some bargains there. I am a tax professional and investor and this is just a simple comment on mechanism applied for various countries, not a tax advice. If your country did not sign any agreement, 35% will be most likely charged. If you are not a professional consider that you might need a professional tax advisor and costs may be higher than benefit, so yes, that’s important factor.
Focusing on these companies is great (they are already “aristocrats”).. but I’m always wondering about the fact we are excluding some more recent entities which are maybe growing fast and will, only in the future, reach this 30 years goal.. and will probably be more reliable assets to live on in the future..
Really good point Luca! This video is more about explaining the equivalent of the US aristocrats index. But you are right, most important is to find business that will be paying a growing dividend for another 30 years. I think Ahold is a good example with such potential, but also Apple and Microsoft in the US
Hello EDGI, i am Indonesian and live in Indonesia. What are your recommended news channel to know more about EU stock/financial markets update? What are news sources usually European investor look into? Thank you
Goed managed bedrijf. Ik heb het niet meer omdat mijn vrouw het absoluut niet wilde hebben maar anders zou ik het meteen weer kopen bij deze prijs. Op www.Europeandgi.CoM vind je ook een artikel van mij over het bedrijf
@@EuropeanDGI bedankt voor je terugkoppeling, enige wat ik nog wil vragen is of jij weet wat belastingtechnisch beter is om de europese aandelen te kopen of op de amerikaanse markt voor dividend van hetzelfde bedrijf?
Good piece of information , I really like all charts here, nice supplement to blog :) I still do hope you touch European EM markets like RU or PL, with low CAPE or cheap AT market,. Cheers, Piotr
Hello European Dividend Growth Investor How do you handle the double taxation on dividends, the overseas countries typical maintain withholding taxes before realising the dividend payment to your broker or account 🙂. Kind Regards Lars E. Andersen
Why should Total cut their dividend next year?? Their CEO refused to give in to government pressure to do that during 2020 It’s a fantastic dividend stock I’ve had for a number of years
Hi Cris, you might be right and it shows resilience that they haven't done it yet although many people would have expected it (incl myself). Total in itself is one of the best oil majors and i'm happy that it's doing so well for you 👍
Whatever is happening, Asians should invest .Honestly I appreciate you and your content < Technical Analysis is good but I find It truly baffling that major crypto youtubers just look mostly at pure T.A and completely ignore the bigger narrative of why BTC is pumps/pumped and why the future outlook will be even rosier than it seems. It's kinda irresponsible to ignore the fact that each ETF launch so far has caused a major dump at the peaks of BTC. We were already on shaky footing with historically low volume and almost pure whale pumps,narrowly avoiding a long-term bear market. More emphasis should be put into day tradiing as it is less affected by the unpredictable nature of the market. I have made over $350,000 from day tradng with Bradley James Holly insights and charts. He been one step ahead of other analysis..
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Let me know what you think about this video! Visit my blog in case you would like to read more about it at www.europeandgi.com 👌
Thank you sir !
From France.
Where did you get the data?
Buying them from index providers is… kinda expensive…
Wanted to say thank you for your sharings on Twitter and on your blog too. Really appreciate to have this kind of european specific content. Also thanks for sharing in English, I can easly forward to my German friends without language barrier.
Thank you sir 🙏 That’s really nice to hear!
Great content! A lot has happened since releasing this video, could you please give an update? Also, is the mentioned pie still maintained?
Hi European DGI
Enjoy your content! There are a couple of great Dividend Companies in Europe, my favorite businesses are Nestlé, L'Oréal, Roche and Novartis. Just awesome how dividends accumulate over time.
Keep it up!
Cheers
MyFinancialShape
Thanks for this content. I am also a dividend growth investor. And I want to focus more on European dividend stocks as I have too much exposure to the USD for my liking.
Hi Jeroen, that's cool!
What are the main stocks that you're building your portfolio on?
@@EuropeanDGI Hi, my biggest positions are in MMM, JNJ, PEP, GD, DUK, UNA, ED, VZ, O, SNA, BMY, ABBV, HASI and EPD. I am now starting new positions in Ahold and Danone, to get more exposure to EUR.
That’s a strong foundation, well done!
Great content! I'm slowly building my EU portfolio, so this is perfect!
Thanks Juan 🙏
Hi, nice job.
Just for information, l'Oreal did not increase its dividend this year (stayed flat a 3.85€).
And for Danone in 2012 and 2013 the dividend was flat.
Fantastic thank you for the info!
Cescz!
I am continiously building my dividend portolio. Alike you, with the time I got rid of American stock since u lose a lot of your dividends due to the tax withholding. A big part of my stocks are from the UK ( BP, VODAFONE, Imperial Brands, Glaxosmithkline) . The UK doesnt keep any cent of your dividends, it is a big plus. Red Electrica and BASF are as well in my portfolio. The only american one I have is AGNC Inv. a REIT Stock. Greetings from Köln !
Thank you for the work you have done ! A good list of companies to consider. I would stay away from Swiss companies as the tax rate for foreigners is 35%, that eats away the profitability quite a bit. I would add maybe Rio Tinto, BHP, GSK, ENGIE, Orange not entirely non-stop dividend growth but powerful companies with a potential:)
Thank you Vasko 🙏
I get what you mean regarding the high-Tax countries and it's something to consider when making a purchase decision. The after-tax yield might actually be a much better consideration when making an investing decision. That's why I bought some Novartis earlier this year, because even after 35% tax it still had a good starting yield and it was attractively valued.
Some good names you mentioned there. I've got my eyes on Rio Tinto to do some more analysis on. BHP I agree with. Their dividends are a bit choppy, but nevertheless pretty fat. Will check out Orange, I forgot about their statistics.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts. Much appreciated!
First inteligent comment here. Having a list of dividend companies in Europe is worthless if you don't take into consideration taxation, you are not comparing apples with apples. Divided tax in Europe can vary with more than 10 % between countries
Okay, so it’s not completely like that. There are avoidance of double taxation treaties between countries that specify the rules of withholding tax on the dividend. Yes, Swiss entity will charge 35% on it, however you should look into the agreement that your country has made with Switzerland. I am from Poland, this is place where I live so I apply agreement of double taxation avoidance between Poland and Switzerland which states that Switzerland might charge tax at maximum rate of 15% and the rest should be taxed locally. As 35% is higher than 19% I specify in my tax form that I paid already tax on that and I can ask my tax authorities to provide a certificate of residence proving that I am living and paying my taxes here, therefore I am a Polish Tax Resident. They sign you a form and you can apply to Switzerland for 20% refund and then I am supposed to pay 4% in Poland which results in effective tax rate of 19% which is tax I pay on my US dividends as well as Polish ones. Yes, that’s quite confusing and that’s a lot of hustle, but I wouldn’t give up investing in Switzerland just because of this if I have found some bargains there. I am a tax professional and investor and this is just a simple comment on mechanism applied for various countries, not a tax advice. If your country did not sign any agreement, 35% will be most likely charged. If you are not a professional consider that you might need a professional tax advisor and costs may be higher than benefit, so yes, that’s important factor.
How about avoiding withholding tax by investing in e.g. ETNs or certificates which pay interest rather than dividend?
Wonderful content.
Thanks Paula 🙏
@@EuropeanDGI I subscribed to your channel and blog. Thank you for being an inspiration.
BTI dividend is not well covered by cash flow, is it still a buy stock ? What do you think?
Hi Salamon, i don't own it, because my wife doesn't allow us. However, i think that $BTI is still showing a lot of potential and value.
Focusing on these companies is great (they are already “aristocrats”).. but I’m always wondering about the fact we are excluding some more recent entities which are maybe growing fast and will, only in the future, reach this 30 years goal.. and will probably be more reliable assets to live on in the future..
Really good point Luca! This video is more about explaining the equivalent of the US aristocrats index. But you are right, most important is to find business that will be paying a growing dividend for another 30 years. I think Ahold is a good example with such potential, but also Apple and Microsoft in the US
@@EuropeanDGI 🙂
It connects wonderfully with my comment under the other video (etf vs single shares)..
Both liking and writing a comment helps the TH-cam Algorithm..
I like that
@@EuropeanDGI you should just say 'please like and write something in the comments section for the TH-cam algorithm' buddy..
Hello EDGI, i am Indonesian and live in Indonesia. What are your recommended news channel to know more about EU stock/financial markets update? What are news sources usually European investor look into? Thank you
Heb je een mening over British tabaco? BTI, zij geven 8% dividend en ook een aantrekkelijk instapmoment.
Goed managed bedrijf. Ik heb het niet meer omdat mijn vrouw het absoluut niet wilde hebben maar anders zou ik het meteen weer kopen bij deze prijs. Op www.Europeandgi.CoM vind je ook een artikel van mij over het bedrijf
@@EuropeanDGI bedankt voor je terugkoppeling, enige wat ik nog wil vragen is of jij weet wat belastingtechnisch beter is om de europese aandelen te kopen of op de amerikaanse markt voor dividend van hetzelfde bedrijf?
You could build... a European daily dividend portfolio... I think it is possible by joining German, UK, Portuguese companies... What do you think?
Do you recomend buying the stock on the respective European markets or on the US stock exhange ?
Good piece of information , I really like all charts here, nice supplement to blog :) I still do hope you touch European EM markets like RU or PL, with low CAPE or cheap AT market,. Cheers, Piotr
Piotr, your wish is my demand, deal 👍
I’ll ad it to my backlog for somewhere in Q1.
@@EuropeanDGI cool :) so then my New year wish will come true ;)
Great content.
Thank you Game82340
Hello European Dividend Growth Investor
How do you handle the double taxation on dividends, the overseas countries typical maintain withholding taxes before realising the dividend payment to your broker or account 🙂.
Kind Regards
Lars E. Andersen
What about taxes in poland? Is it profitable to invest? Taxes don't eat the whole profit? I mean taxes when you obtain the dividend?
Taxes are 19%, this is less than tax on income 😉
Why should Total cut their dividend next year??
Their CEO refused to give in to government pressure to do that during 2020
It’s a fantastic dividend stock I’ve had for a number of years
Hi Cris, you might be right and it shows resilience that they haven't done it yet although many people would have expected it (incl myself).
Total in itself is one of the best oil majors and i'm happy that it's doing so well for you 👍
Hello ,
Do any of then do Monthly dividends ?
Hey Khalifa, non of them do
You said Poland or Holland? If Poland Why?
Poland, family ;-)
@@EuropeanDGI great the best option. Good luck. I've been watching you for a few days so I have to catch up all videos. Pozdrawiam
@@janmarszaek3216 thank you Jan 🙏 feel also free to check the dividend talk podcast or my blog. Let me know if you have any further questions
Whatever is happening, Asians should invest .Honestly I appreciate you and your content < Technical Analysis is good but I find It truly baffling that major crypto youtubers just look mostly at pure T.A and completely ignore the bigger narrative of why BTC is pumps/pumped and why the future outlook will be even rosier than it seems. It's kinda irresponsible to ignore the fact that each ETF launch so far has caused a major dump at the peaks of BTC. We were already on shaky footing with historically low volume and almost pure whale pumps,narrowly avoiding a long-term bear market. More emphasis should be put into day tradiing as it is less affected by the unpredictable nature of the market. I have made over $350,000 from day tradng with Bradley James Holly insights and charts. He been one step ahead of other analysis..
Great stream, as always. I appreciate the level-headed approach you take to the news and the markets. . A lot has changed and that's on everything but the truth is I don't even care much about bullish or bearish market anymore because Bradley James Holly got me cover as I am comfortably making $150,000 monthly.
*WTRADE INSPECTS* is the right people to start up crypto trading with, they know their way around the crypto world. For over 4 months they been helping me grow my investments daily.
The way you guys just remain humble & move behind the recommendation is how more people should move. *WTRADE INSPECTS* on the internet deserve it all!