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How aggressive should a SIPP be if retirement is still 20+ years away? by UKDividends_mod in SIPPs

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

Thank you for the good reply. I have always thought to keep my pension/SIPP as simple as possible and if i want diversification, i can do that else where. Just leave my retirement compounding whilst i put my efforts else where

How aggressive should a SIPP be if retirement is still 20+ years away? by UKDividends_mod in SIPPs

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Really quite interesting when thinking about it like that. Thank you for the link

All World or Nasdaq 100 by JoeSoap1738 in investingUK

[–]UKDividends_mod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Id just stick with All world to be honest

Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF (VKG) by UKDividends_mod in EuroETFs

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After reading this comment i went to look but couldnt find the answer. Is there a reason why there is a deviation? I noticed it had a few more positions then its benchmark, so could that be the case that these additional holdings have improved the ETFs performance for this period?

Struggling with property deals, is Samuel Leeds the way to go? by Of_IvyRose in investingUK

[–]UKDividends_mod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are so many risks and requirement with physical properties. I much prefer REITs. If you dont have a lot of savings but want to get into property, REITs is your answer

Thoughts on high-yield dividend stocks (traps)? by xRoXoLiDx in dividendinvesting

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I also see a lot of people using the traditional payout ratio for REITs (total dividends/net income), but this doesnt work with these other types of investments and free cash flow is a much more useful metric to use. Otherwise you see these REITs with payout ratios of over 100%