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Dividend ETF Recommendations

Compare US dividend ETFs and income/covered-call ETFs at a glance. Sort by dividend yield or expense ratio.

9 ETFs

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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