Dusseldorf Dividend season in Germany runs from April to June. At this time, most German companies let their shareholders share in their profits. With the right strategy, investors can build up a significant income.
Lisa Osada from the financial blog Aktiengram shows how it’s done. She has been optimizing her portfolio with the help of dividends since 2011. Last year, it peaked at almost EUR 3,000 gross in dividends. However, the dividend yield should never be the sole criterion for stock selection, as Osada says in the new episode of Handelsblatt Today. She urges foresight: “A big rookie mistake is to only pay attention to one key figure. Instead, you should look at the entire company.” In the podcast, the financial blogger provides insights into her strategy.
In addition: The auditing company EY is now threatened with unprecedented consequences because of its misconduct in the Wirecard case. Investigative reporter René Bender provides information about the possible sentence.
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