Solactive Global SuperDividend Index, which scours the entire globe to find high-yielding stocks.
Regional exposure for SDIV starts with a 27% allocation to U.S. stocks and a generous portion of emerging markets like China, Hong Kong, South Africa and Thailand, with a smattering of European countries like Great Britain. Sector exposure is to typical dividend-heavy areas of the market, such as real estate, energy and financials.
Keep in mind that the heavy exposure to emerging markets creates greater market risk. But if you don’t mind more volatility to get your high dividends, SDIV is worth a close look.
Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF (VYM)
Shopping for IRA Options? Consider This ETF April 27, 2021
The exponential growth of ETFs have allowed investors to tap into their growth potential for individual retirement accounts (IRAs). One ETF to consider for IRAs is the
‘One of the biggest advantages IRAs have over employer sponsored retirement plans is that IRAs generally offer far more choices in terms of what’s available for you to buy,” a Muscatine Journal article said. “Of course, that advantage can quickly turn into a disadvantage if analysis paralysis sets in and keeps you from making a decent decision in a timely manner.”
“A good way to get past that risk is to first think about what your strategy is and then find low-cost ETFs that align with your strategy,” the article added.
The VIG ETF: From Dividend Maintenance to Dividend Growth April 16, 2021
It’s one thing for a company to maintain their dividends, especially given the effects of the pandemic, but it’s another to actually grow those dividends over time. The
VIG seeks to track the performance of a benchmark index that measures the investment return of common stocks of companies that have a record of increasing dividends over time. The fund employs an indexing investment approach designed to track the performance of the Nasdaq US Dividend Achievers Select Index, which consists of common stocks of companies that have a record of increasing dividends over time.
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Dividend stocks can be a smart addition to your portfolio, as they provide long-term earning potential as well as a source of passive income.
However, choosing dividend stocks can be challenging. Investing in individual stocks requires a substantial amount of research, and it’s often expensive as well.
If you’re looking for a less research-intensive approach, investing in a dividend ETF may be your best bet. Each ETF can contain hundreds of different stocks, which instantly diversifies your portfolio and limits your risk. There are many dividend ETFs to choose from, but these three Vanguard powerhouses are a great place to start.
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