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1 High-Yield ETF I Recommend to Nearly All Retirees
Retirees facing low bond yields have turned to high-dividend equity strategies, but not all approaches deliver the stability ...
High-yield dividend watchlist: quality stocks at attractive valuations targeting 12% CAGR. Read here for more analysis on top ...
SCHD tracks 100 dividend stocks with a 3.79% yield and 0.06% expense ratio. JEPI uses covered calls to generate an 8.21% yield with monthly dividends. SDIV invests globally in high-yield stocks with 8 ...
High-yield ETFs are built for investors who want to collect income, reinvest steadily and avoid constant trading decisions, and recent reporting shows that a handful of simple, diversified funds are ...
For the last few years, consumer staples have badly underperformed growth stocks. A number of low-cost sector ETFs provide an easy way to invest in consumer staples. The Consumer Staples Select Sector ...
This ETF is a low-cost way to generate a high yield from a variety of stocks. However, the fund is highly concentrated in just a handful of sectors. Here are the pros and cons of the sector ...
The HYGW ETF offers a high yield of 12.5% with a covered-call strategy, but it has limited upside and notable decay. Here's ...
SCHD is slightly cheaper to own and currently offers a higher dividend yield than HDV. HDV, however, has delivered bigger returns and a shallower five-year drawdown. Both funds have large exposure to ...
Shareholders of tobacco giant Altria are receiving their quarterly payout today, providing a silver lining to a period of ...
SCHD is more concentrated, with around 100 holdings versus VYM's more than 550 companies. VYM has delivered stronger recent and five-year returns, while SCHD's higher yield may appeal to ...
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