Retiring of dividends or 4% rule? Which is better, or it doesnt matter same thing ?
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With betashares etfs which site do i go on to turn on DRP?
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Is this only possible with remote WFH jobs ?
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What would happen to your etfs if betashares or vanguard go under ?
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Question about super at retirement, how exactly do you get access to it ?
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Questions about fire, when you reach your etf savings goal, do you sell your desired income every year?
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Im looking at 2 etfs, everything is equal except one pays distributions quarterly and the other pays annually? Should this determine which etf i pick ? Or it makes no difference.
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With etfs with everything been equal expect one pays distributions quarterly and the other annually, would one be more preferable then the other ?
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BGBL pays distributions annually and vgs pays them quarterly? Means vgs is better?
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Are there any etfs funds similar to vgs with cheaper management fees ?
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Best aussie brokerage for etfs ?
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How often does a Australian etf compound per year? For example VGS ?
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How long of a time frame should i take to invest 140k in a single etf ?
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A few questions about etfs . The growth a etf has in a year is that whats paid out as dividends? Would have multiple etfs disrupt the compounding effect?
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Opinions on only investing in IVV for the long term ?
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Do any Australian brokerage firms offer DRP? is it free of charge?
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Which Australian brokerage offers Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRP) ?
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200k in etfs or 200k on a granny flat ?
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Which state to buy in ?
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