Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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I'm looking to buy vanguard high dividend yield etf. is it a buy?

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28 Feb 2019

Yes. Low investment cost. Low maintenance cost. Diversified. Irish domiciled ones are not liable for dividend withholding tax.

Biggest yes if cash flow is important. Else can go for vanguard world.

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