This ETF brings geographic diversification to portfolios with an above-average (though not risky) dividend yield.

VYM, not surprisingly, does come with a substantially higher yield. Its 2.4% yield beats out VIG's more modest 1.6% by a ...

Explore how differences in sector focus and portfolio breadth shape the income and growth profiles of these two dividend ETFs ...

Fee structure, sector focus, and risk profiles set these two high-dividend ETFs apart for income-minded investors.

Both DGRO and VYM are attractively valued when compared to the SP500 approximated by VOO when adjusted for yield and growth.

VYM offers a steady income stream and could be right for investors looking to add an long-term stability and broad sector diversification to their portfolio. That said, VYM does not compete with ...

Expense structure, sector focus, and risk profiles set these two high-dividend ETFs apart in ways that matter for portfolio strategy.

Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index Fund ETF is best held, not bought, as its current yield lags lower-risk alternatives. Read ...

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Dividend ETFs allow investors to generate steady cash flow and appreciation. While tech ETFs can outperform these funds during bullish markets, dividend-paying corporations often do a better job at ...

The Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF has $70 billion in assets. The exchange-traded fund says it is focused on high income, but the yield is modest at 2.8%. The ETF is offering investors more than ...