Anonymous

12 Nov 2020

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If you are a 100% Dividend Growth Income person and all you care about is the dividend and the growth of the dividends why would you pick stocks over an ETF?

I have been discussing this with some one at my work he is all in on ETF I am 50/50 but I am looking for some growth he is just trying to grow his income.

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1M45

12 Nov 2020

My personal reason:

1) ETF payout semi/quaterly. can stagger multiple stock to achieve monthly payout. Is not possible to stagger ETF. Coz no many ETF.

2) ETF pay average dividend of all stocks. Eg. Etf only pay 3% , while some of its holdings pay 4-6%

3) although we concern about dividend. But we also want stock price to rise. Because DPU will also rise. Stock rise faster than ETF.

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