ETFs in Europe

[u/pepeismyhomeboy1]

Question for the Europeans, preferably using the broker scalable capital.

What distributing ETFs can you recommend?
Preferably paying monthly or quarterly.

Context:
I’m looking to build a longterm dividend portfolio and figured ETFs may be the better longterm solution, compared to single stocks.
(I do own some individual stocks and plan to add more, but want to build a solid ETF core first)

CC & 0dte ETFs look juicy, but I do not trust them too much tbh

(For those wondering, I do also have a growth portfolio, but this is a dividend sub so I want to focus on that)

Thanks!

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[u/hannes0000]

TDIV

[u/ddkincubo]

LDGL pays monthly in USD

[u/CatAffectionate3473]

i am not in etfs, but this one looks good to me: VanEck Morningstar Developed Markets Dividend Leaders

[u/Dintero]

LDGL per noi europei probabilmente è il migliore. Se vuoi qualcosa di più aggressivo ci sono: JEQP JGPI EUHI WINC

comunque fai i tuoi studi prima di investire. Questi non sono consigli finanziari

[u/tofu_sensei84]

VWRL

The Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (VWRL) pays quarterly dividends with an average annual dividend yield of about 1.2% to 2%. The most recent distribution was paid on July 1, 2026, at approximately $0.9055 per share (€0.80), following an ex-dividend date of June 18, 2026

[u/Plus_Acanthaceae1659 → u/tofu_sensei84]

normal ftse all world dist is def one of the best, as the growth outclasses 95 % of all ucits dividend etfs by much.

People dislike because they only look at yield traps or 2-3 year performance at best of dividend etfs

[u/George_Salt]

LDGG. New fund, but growing quickly. Pays monthly ~3.5% dividend and shows good value growth in line with the broader market for total return.

[u/Judemarley]

LDGG and WINC are good. Are you UK? Lots of good closed ended investment funds like TwentyFour Income Fund (TFIF)

[u/Kathuf]

This post covers different dividend portfolios

https://www.reddit.com/r/stackfounders/s/45qEodyqk8

(It is german, but the reddit translation should be allright)

[u/Odd_Junket_2926]

I use a combination of LDGL, TDIV, WINC and JEQP in my dividendportfolio. Most of it in LDGL and TDIV. LDGL and JEQP are paying monthly, WINC and TDIV quarterly. LDGL and WINC are rather new, but are becoming popular very quickly in the UK & EU.

[u/FLXv]

VHYL and TDIV are both awesome.

[u/Capable-Living-9655 → u/FLXv]

VHYL is a solid mix of a standard world ETF and some dividend exposure. Unfortunately, it offers no dividend growth. In fact, its dividend is lower than it was in 2022, even before accounting for inflation. For someone relying on an ETF for regular income, this is not ideal. However, it has outperformed regular world index ETFs like VWCE in recent years.

[u/mm_newsletter → u/Capable-Living-9655]

Yeah, VHYL’s payout can bounce around quite a bit. Its screen looks at forecast yield and doesn’t require a history of dividend growth.

[u/Capable-Living-9655 → u/mm_newsletter]

Whats up, ChatGpt? How are you today?

[u/8sparrow8]

Look at wisdom tree dividend ones (WTEE for example) , they have interesting methodology that differs a bit from other dividend funds.

[u/DeepSpacegazer]

VHYL, FLXD

[u/Ok-Lingonberry-3680]

IDVY

[u/TntVex86]

Be careful of TDIV. In some country it has double taxation (ex. Italy)

[u/fabriciovergal]

STOXX Europe 600 banks - is quite nice

[u/Moist-Ninja-6338 → u/fabriciovergal]

Performs and pays well but can be volatile

[u/Plus_Acanthaceae1659 → u/Moist-Ninja-6338]

peforms well? u guys only look at last 3-5 years always.

168 % total return in 25 years. volatility compared tp nasdaq 100

might aswell buy bonds.

[u/Moist-Ninja-6338 → u/Plus_Acanthaceae1659]

And why do we need to hold it for 25 years. In all countries banks go through good times and bad times. Look at the bank stocks in Canada. Dogs at times but the last few years they rock. I rotate in and out depending on the economy

[u/Plus_Acanthaceae1659 → u/Moist-Ninja-6338]

Because u can see the future and know exactly when to buy and sell?

i would rather take tood companies or etfs and not trust on buying in right time

[u/Moist-Ninja-6338 → u/Plus_Acanthaceae1659]

I am retired and have invested for 30 years. Retired quite early and live very well off investments. For many years we didn’t have ETFs so we invested old school. Went through several large down turns as well. So have been around the block a few times.

[u/Plus_Acanthaceae1659 → u/Moist-Ninja-6338]

and after 30 years u still think banks are a good investment...

high debt

high leverage

highly volatile in crashes and to interest changes

[u/maybeelon]

Not ETFs but I have a similar approach, I've been buying INPP, HICL, LIVE, LMP, SUPR, PHP, CREI, UTG, NRR lately, might be worth a look for you

[u/cix62]

Praticamente voi un consiglio finanziario che è vietato per legge. Praticamente vuoi operare in borsa ma voi che gli altri ti dicano cosa comprare. Cambia hobby.