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@resjudicata What does this mean?…

@oilumiun12 Thanks. So in the case i go for a distributing etf (right now i have an accumulating one), would you recommend just sticking to one option and putting money into an accumulating one and a distributing one equally?

@barrya4202 My reply was just about the dividend payout rates, not the taxes accompanying them. As far as i saw the previous commenter wasn’t talking about the taxes in the EU countries? And thanks a lot, will note it down to look at Flatex. I’m currently just relying on Degiro

@shaynex I have Dutch nationality but living in Austria. So i could realistically invest from either country

@oilumiun12 Thanks. Do you have any examples of those to look into? I assume the dividend payments would be 0.5-1.5% at best - is that accurate?

@jenniwrenn Aha that makes a lot of sense yeah. In that case I could look into sectors (tech would be my go to as well), and look for suitable ETFs for those sectors to focus a bit more there while keeping up VWCE. I think this makes a lot of sense indeed, also good to know that SP companies...

@jenniwrenn Thanks! Would you say in this case then to look for an additional acc ETF (next to my current VWCE) like S&P500? Or to just scale up my monthly investments into VWCE.

@gagirl1961 I appreciate it! I did youtube in university so was able to have a decently high income compared to most student jobs and then put that aside to cover a lot of things after i quit + build up some savings. But also made a ton of mistakes, ive put over 10k in crypto and i wish i just...

@savedbygrace559 I’ve done freelancing/self employed work since i was in university and was able to secure a long term gig!

@isaiah122 Good on you! Everyone’s on their own clock & the only way is up 🙏 this community is really nice

I’ve just turned 25, out of university and got my first job that pays 1.85k a month after tax with a lot of great benefits like free travel, lunch & healthcare. Aside from this i also work freelance and make another 1.9-2k a month. Coming just shy of 4k a month after tax, while my rent is 680€...

@buzzy204 This guy ETF’s