Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
The performance of the CHF portfolio shows an impressive increase of +7,74% over the first six months of the year and even reaches +26,72% over twelve months. This excellent performance, boosted by the weakening of the Swiss franc against the dollar following the SNB decision, has enabled an annual profitability of +9% to be achieved since the launch in 2010.
The pursuit of wealth does not guarantee happiness, as demonstrated by the comparison between our modest youth and our more affluent lives today. Discover how true satisfaction is found in the balance between wealth and financial freedom, rather than in unbridled consumption and repetitive work.
The dividend strategy is particularly well-suited to retirees, providing protection from market fluctuations while generating regular income. However, it is crucial not to focus solely on immediate yield, but rather to favor companies that demonstrate sustainable dividend growth over time.
The PowerShares Emerging Markets Sovereign Debt Portfolio ETF (PCY) invests in emerging market sovereign bonds with an attractive yield of 6.38%. Despite a slightly high volatility of 10.21%, this ETF offers protection against dollar fluctuations and monthly distributions, making it an attractive instrument to diversify your portfolio.
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Discover the new “Ex-US International ETFs and Dividend Stocks” strategy, which combines European stocks and ETFs for a solid return against currency risks. Optimize your portfolio with this diversified selection, ideal for investors looking for long-term profitability.
Learn about the three warning signs that can predict an imminent dividend cut from a publicly traded company. An unusually high dividend yield, significant changes in the company's business, and other key indicators will help you protect your investment portfolio.
Discover how the dividend growth method can transform your long-term investment strategy, thanks to a captivating presentation delivered in Lausanne for PEERS. View the PDF document here to learn more and don't miss this opportunity to deepen your knowledge of traditional investment values.
The article explores how the value created by our work is distributed between the employer, the state and ourselves, with a critical analysis of the taxes and charges that impact our income. An illuminating comparison is made between income from work and income from capital, demonstrating why it is often said that you don't get rich by working.
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