If you love dividends but want to invest in dividend stocks the easy way, these dividend ETFs will be right up your alley.

Another top ETF for retirees is the Vanguard Value Index Fund ETF. It yields a solid 2% and has minimal fees, with its ...

Currently, the JEPQ ETF has a dividend yield of 10.1%. The yield won't be consistent on a month-to-month basis, but you can ...

If you want steady, consistent, reliable dividend growth from your portfolio, the iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF delivers.

Dividend exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have largely underperformed in 2025 as tech stocks kept leading the equity markets ...

If you’re looking for a relatively safe way to make more money out of your money during your retirement years, consider ...

Last year didn’t end up being as pivotal as expected, with the market rallying to even higher highs, and there’s plenty of ...

The iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF (NYSEARCA:DGRO) delivers exactly what its name promises: dividend growth, not dividend ...

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

When you look at dividend yields in the 2-4% range, you might think they are easy to dismiss as not being worth your time.

Still, SCHD's kurtosis is lower, it has a higher median monthly return, and it has delivered superior total returns and ...

DES is a well-established ETF comprised of small-cap dividend-paying stocks. Read why I suggest OUSM ETF is superior and rate ...