Three free, no-signup-required reference assets I produce alongside the main site. The data inside each is what I use myself for my own European ETF and dividend investing. All three are reviewed quarterly — the next refresh is September 2026.
You do not need to subscribe to anything to download these. They are released under a permissive personal-use licence: print them, share them with friends, embed them on your own blog if you credit the source. If you find a stale or incorrect data point, email [email protected] and I will fix it in the next refresh.
EU Dividend ETF Database 2026
A single CSV with 40 European-domiciled UCITS dividend and global ETFs — including VWCE, IWDA, VHYL, ZPRG, JEPQ, SPYW, EUDV, TDIV, EMDV — with TER, 12-month yield, AUM, replication method, distribution frequency, underlying index, withholding-tax leakage estimate, and recommended European broker for DCA.
EU Broker Fee 2026 Quick-Reference
A two-page printable comparison of all 10 European brokers from the comparator — ranked by total annual cost for two real-investor profiles: (A) the typical €25K portfolio with €500/month DCA into EUR-listed UCITS, and (B) the €100K portfolio with €1K/month DCA into USD-listed ETFs (FX needed).
EU UCITS ETF Tax-Efficiency Checklist
A one-page printable checklist with the eight decisions that drive UCITS ETF tax outcomes in Europe — fund domicile, accumulating vs distributing rules per country (DE, BE, FR, IT, NL, IE, ES, LT), tax-loss harvesting eligibility, country-specific reporting requirements, and a 60-second decision tree.
Free guides (delivered by email)
Deeper than the reference assets above: three full PDF guides, free in exchange for your email address. Each arrives in your inbox within a minute, and every email we ever send has a one-click unsubscribe.
The European ETF Starter Kit
The 12-page beginner guide: pick your first fund with the 7-filter shortcut, choose a safe low-cost broker with the fee matrix, and sidestep the seven costliest beginner mistakes — in about 25 minutes of reading.
The ETF Comparison Workbook
For investors choosing between two good funds: the 7-filter decision framework, TER vs tracking difference explained with worked numbers, the Irish-domicile tax edge, and a printable side-by-side comparison template.
The Dividend Portfolio Starter Sheet
From first fund to monthly income: the growth-vs-yield decision table, a printable 7-criterion fund shortlist checklist, the 12-month dividend calendar template, and European dividend taxes in exactly four paragraphs.
Want the working portfolio behind the framework?
Articles and these free assets cover what to look for. My weekly working notebook at getdividends.net publishes the actual portfolio — two model portfolios (Dividend Growth + High Yield ETF), monthly Best Buys picks with full Business Analysis on each position, and weekly rebalancing notes with target prices.
Paid Substack from €3-4/month. Free tier is the cleanest way to follow the work without committing.
How these get refreshed
All three assets are reviewed at the end of every quarter — March, June, September, December. The data inside reflects each broker, issuer, or regulator published documentation as of the review date. If something material changes mid-quarter, I publish a notice at getdividends.net and update the file at the next refresh.
The next scheduled review is September 2026. If you want to be notified when the refresh ships, the free Substack at getdividends.net announces it.
Licence and disclosure
These assets are educational reference materials, not personalised financial advice. They are not a substitute for a conversation with a tax professional in your specific country, or for reading each fund KID and prospectus before investing.
Personal use is permitted freely. Embedding on a blog or commercial site is permitted with a credit link back to /free-resources/. The data in the broker comparison includes affiliate-marked brokers; the ranking is purely mathematical and non-affiliate brokers regularly top the list. Full policy at affiliate disclosure.
Last reviewed: 20 July 2026 by Kestutis Balciunas. Not FCA-regulated; this is educational content only.