European SCHD? Try These ETFs If You Are Investing From Europe (Better Alternative)

Looking for a European ETF like SCHD?

So you’re living in Europe and want to invest in SCHD? Unfortunately, due to the UCITS ETF rules EU citizens can't invest in USA ETFs.

However, in this video I have prepared 2 EU UCITS ETFs that when combined can substitute SCHD and even potentially give you better results.

#schd #europeanetf #euetf

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Disclaimer:
The information provided in this video is for educational, entertainment and informational purposes only. It is not intended to be financial, legal, tax or investment advice. The views and opinions expressed in this video are my own and do not reflect those of any organization or entity. I am not a financial planner, advisor or expert. You should do your own research and consult with a professional before making any financial decisions. I do not know your personal situation and would never recommend you to purchase any financial instrument. Investing involves risks and you may lose money. Any projections of potential future market developments or results are only conjectures about possible development scenarios that may not materialize. Any reference to past results should not be used as a basis for assuming similar results in the future. The author has a position at the time of the recording in Fidelity US Quality Income UCITS ETF (FUSD) and VanEck Morningstar Developed Markets Dividend Leaders UCITS ETF (TDIV) and no position in SCHD (Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF). I am not responsible for any losses or damages resulting from your use of the information in this video. Please do your due diligence and invest responsibly.

[DividendMethodWithOgnyan]

What do you think about this alternative to SCHD?

[henrymitchell]

I have a 3 fund portfolio but I have finally decided to invest in ETFs, alongside. I’m looking at SCHD, VUG, VOO, XLK or SCHG.

[Napalmoleon]

I was reasearching that topic before I saw you video and came up with those exact same ETFs! I think this combination of good growth and dividend yield is the best

[nicolasdemeyere]

Actually if you ‘really’ want SCHD in Europe, you can still buy it via options.

Disadvantage of course is that you need to buy 100 at a time.

[VejnovicO]

Hey Ognyan,

Could you do a review of JEPG, and maybe some other covered call income etfs?

Thank for all the great content!

[nikolayvalev]

Great video as always! As a friend of mine, I know this information directly from you and I’m very pleased 🙏

[VejnovicO]

Thank you very much for sharing your detailed research in a concise format.

[Hermes]

Great thanks a lot! I think you find the perfect solution ! 50% on each it's a great idea! If we don't want dividend now we can choose the acculative instead of the distribution in order to better tax management. Keep up the good work ✌️

[lateingo]

congrats man !! I am your number 999 and with this channel your number 1000 :). keep up the great work.... I wish i were at 200 :)

[hansepansnl]

Great video. Thank you very much for all the research.

[FxAndrej]

Nice, good vid, thanks! Note that Fidelity has FUSA - the accumulating ETF equivalent. Relevant to those who may wish to save on taxes, depending on their situation.

[senna..]

I really like this ETF portfolio! Good approach and very well presented. My only issue is that VDIV seems to be domiciled in Netherlands, so it probably cuts withholding tax from the dividends. Any thoughts about this?

[lez]

If you wanted an accumulative version of this Frankestein what would it be? FUSD has an accumulative version FUSA, but with what would you combine it? My idea is not paying taxes and accumulating it all there (in 20-25 years I'd start selling parts of the portfolio instead, when I need it for my retirement), and I want these kind of stocks because they're less volatile.

[ivan]

Great video. First time viewer and already a subscriber.

What do you think about DGRA? How does it compare to the FrankenETF except it's accumulating?

Питам за един прЕател :)

[jamesdobbs]

Is there an accumulating version of FUSD?

[davegrohl]

The main reason why all those UTICS alternatives suck ass (at least in my country - Czech Republic) is the double taxation. The dividend itself is taxed 15% and then you have to tax dividend income from Ireland and that is next 30%.

[radostintodorov]

What do you think about SPYD? It work also well in combination with TDIV and has also a good dividend yield. I was thinking of combination between VUSA (50%) + TDIV 25% + SPYD 25%. What do you think?

[radoslavleshtarov]

Which option is better for buying? The one in USD or EUR?

[mahirkhurana]

Was wondering if the "distributing" nature of these ETFs eats up significant amounts of their returns? I live in the NL where dividends are taxed at 15%, so I'm considering the accumulative version of the Fidelity US Quality Income ETF (which is FUSU), but am hesitant since the fund size is quite low (only 42M). What would you suggest / what are your thoughts?

[tom-enzm]

if i am thinking about retirement in next 15 years, is better with these two ACC or distributed version to start? I have already invested few years in vanguard FTSe all world ACC etf. is it okay to combine these 3?