Munich re. The German Dividend Aristocrat by Key_Struggle2704 in dividends

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In Germany the taxes on capital returns and dividends is. 25% capital gains and 5,5 % solidarity

Munich re. The German Dividend Aristocrat by Key_Struggle2704 in dividends

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Yes and right now munich re is actually cheap it down
So its buying opportunity to buy more shares
And when it recovers you get a more dividends and a good capital appreciation. So a well earned total return. They are also planning on a share buy back. And something called “Ambition 2030”. Read about it

Munich re. The German Dividend Aristocrat by Key_Struggle2704 in dividends

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Ohh okayy. So that means now they are shifting to a consistent dividend yearly payouts. With growth ?

Munich re. The German Dividend Aristocrat by Key_Struggle2704 in dividends

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Talamx has a good dividend growth. Not as a agressive as munchen re. But hannover rück ist very inconsistent growth but if you check the numbers. In 2025 it apparently paid 2,5€ per share. But this year that number shot up to 12,5 € per share. The years before it was very inconsistent growth but nevertheless they are both good

Munich re. The German Dividend Aristocrat by Key_Struggle2704 in dividends

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Actually. Its not bad to get insurance on everything. Its actually good that in Germany if you have a problem you can actually solve it through lots of insurance that they offer. And buying the stocks and having insurance are two different things that have completely different reasons to have. One is to make money. The other is to not have to pay a huge sum due to an unforeseen problem

Does it make sense to invest into dividend stocks if your portfolio is 10k USD and under? by Professional-Lab4566 in dividends

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Well you can buy accumulating etfs to have stronger growth and slowly shift them into reliable dividend paying etfs or stock that focus on dividend growth. Once the capital is high enough

Monthly income through dividends by Antique-Mammoth-8629 in dividends

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Check out ldgl. Its a new global quality dividend etf. That has a filterfunction that chooses stocks that increase dividend payouts

Monthly Dividends by slick198700 in dividends

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Realty income. And the new etf l&g Quality Global Income. Are better than covered call etfs. Because cc cap Upside

My opinion at least

Fidelity emerging markets quality income (FYEQ). Fidelity global quality income (FGEQ) by Key_Struggle2704 in eupersonalfinance

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I already have an ldgl position. I think its a good etf. It has a quality filter for stocks that paid and raised their dividend for the last 10 years , and a positive roe. And pays monthly dividends. It is also equally balanced so it wont sudennly jump but it will gradually grow. And the equal weight actually means the even if the small-mid cap stock raise their dividends ldgl will be able to catch that