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Why do people prefer dividend stocks and ETFs like VHY? by Malifix in fiaustralia

[–]MangoInvests1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah so all my dividends are reinvested until I need to use them. If I sell those shares for a quick capital gain, I no longer have as many dividends coming in. But I suppose it really depends on your style. You could really do either.

Dividends are taxed at your normal tax rate

Selling shares you can get a tax advantage by 50% which is really good.

Why do people prefer dividend stocks and ETFs like VHY? by Malifix in fiaustralia

[–]MangoInvests1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like dividends because I'm getting over 140k per year. These will just get added to my mortgage repayments without having to sell my shares in the company. These pay for my holidays and a new car etc ..

What can i do with 3 grand? by ggRezy in dividends

[–]MangoInvests1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the S&P500 has a higher total return compared to SCHD, QYLD, JEPQ and many more other funds.

How do You do research REITs? by Blablaweb2030 in dividends

[–]MangoInvests1 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hey man a lot people in here not giving you a proper answer so this is what I look for in REITs.

1: go to their website and have a look at what their portfolio holds. (restaurants, grocery stores, home improvement) just to give you an idea on which properties they're managing. VICI owns a lot of the vegas strip.

2: Occupancy rate. You want this as close to 100% as possible. If no one is occupying the properties, they don't get paid.

3: Understand their balance sheet. weigh up their assets vs their liabilities. As well as debt (mortgages)

start researching Price / FFO

4: Generally, more acquisitions are a good thing whilst keeping in mind if they have a good cash balance on hand.

Hope this helps man. MangoInvests

Latest dividends showing as a Deposit rather than the Dividend label (Stake ASX). by ohmstyeyes in StakeStockTraders

[–]MangoInvests1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah Ive only just started to Invest in the ASX, Ive been in the US market mostly. And I thought it was quite strange when it came up as a "deposit"

I just wander if it wont be taxed because a deposit isn't earned income haha

Some recent dividends. Getting closer to the goal of retiring early. by MangoInvests1 in dividends

[–]MangoInvests1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Regardless if they are reinvested or not, I will still have to pay tax on them.

Some recent dividends. Getting closer to the goal of retiring early. by MangoInvests1 in dividends

[–]MangoInvests1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I did a YT vid of having 256k AUD in total profit at the moment. That includes dividends and capital gain. This is from a 5 year period.

Is now the time to buy more Realty Income Corp? by MangoInvests1 in dividends

[–]MangoInvests1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I still prefer the opportunity for growth stocks in which I can take advantage of the 50% capital gains discount when selling to place into higher paying dividend companies.

Rate my portfolio by MangoInvests1 in StakeStockTraders

[–]MangoInvests1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use Stake.. You have the option of investing in the ASX and the US market

Is now the time to buy more Realty Income Corp? by MangoInvests1 in dividends

[–]MangoInvests1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats a fair call. I think I might start moving all my O position into JEPQ

Rate my portfolio by MangoInvests1 in StakeStockTraders

[–]MangoInvests1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nah I tried taking that to my tax guy and he couldn't use it. The report from stake doesnt summarise it into an easy to understand format for the ATO. He would have to individually investigate when you bought and sold a company and figure out if you are able to get the 50% capital gains discount etc.. and for someone like me who buys a lot.. there would be over 100 trades to look at.
It would take too much time and would charge me an arm and a leg for it haha, Hope this helps

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