Dividend ETF Recommendations
Compare US dividend ETFs and income/covered-call ETFs at a glance. Sort by dividend yield or expense ratio.
글로벌X 나스닥 100 커버드콜 ETF
JP모건 나스닥 주식 프리미엄 인컴 ETF
JP모건 주식 프리미엄 인컴 ETF
앰플리파이 CWP 강화 배당소득 ETF
슈왑 미국 배당주 ETF
인베스코 S&P 500 고배당 저변동성 ETF
뱅가드 고배당 ETF
프로셰어즈 S&P 500 배당 귀족 ETF
뱅가드 배당 성장 ETF
What is a Dividend ETF?
A dividend ETF is an exchange-traded fund composed of companies that consistently pay dividends. Popular examples include SCHD, VYM, and HDV, which invest in high-quality companies with strong dividend growth histories. They offer better diversification than individual dividend stocks, and a single holding's dividend cut has a limited impact on the overall portfolio.
Dividend ETFs generally fall into two categories. Dividend Growth ETFs focus on companies that have steadily increased dividends, aiming for long-term dividend growth and capital appreciation. Income/Covered Call ETFs use option premiums to deliver higher current yields, but may have limited upside potential.
When choosing a dividend ETF, consider not only the dividend yield but also the expense ratio, dividend growth rate, quality of holdings, and payout frequency. A higher yield is not always better — selecting an ETF with a sustainable dividend policy is more advantageous for long-term investing.
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