Best monthly dividend ETFs for long-term Investors

what about quarterly paying dividend ETFs?

i may not be the first to suggest DTD but i apricate you looking in to DTD and the other wisdom tree investments. you named you charnel as divided growth investor. i use DTD as my VTI. my other core is DGRO do you think i should sell it and buy DGRW. my biggest hooding is OTTR and more than 100% but i do think etf are they way to go. i apricate your input i am 27

What is the charting tool you are using in this video?

I watch your channel from India, find your content insightful and practical 👌 👍

Great video Jake! 👍

Do you know if DIA monthly dividend is taxed as qualified dividends or ordinary income?

Tsly hold forever

May not be the most popular broad market ETF but DIA can be used as a core position 💸

All of these ETFs' % div's are below inflation, so unless their prices give a larger % in appreciation...you're losing money.

I love DIA , tgis etf never disappointed me.

Yes, I love dividend etf but want to stay away from bonds and covered call etfs.

I've found you now, I'm also a dividend-growth investor and also love DGRW the best❤
I invest in DGRW and VYM every month😊

It will never cease to amaze me how hellbent Americans are on the US Stock.-Market. Not in a bad way.... but EU&JP have a lot more to offer than LVMH or Mitsubishi.
US Investor be lile >60% S&P500 aint no deal, EU Investor be like meeeh - lets keep US at 50% max including Small Caps and bump JP >12%
Like Pfizer didnt come up with a vaccine... they licensed and produced it.
Chipmanufacturing for Nvidia, Apple is great - the shovels are created elsewhere.


The WisdomTree Global Quality Dividend Growth does exist... and i love them, outperformance against the US Equivalent included.

I barely look at etfs but interesting

AI is the future, how do we feel about SCHG Etf?

PEY is another good one. 4 star Morningstar rating. Pays monthly. Long track record. Almost 5% yield

SVOL, JEPI, NVDY, TSLY, USOI, CLM, HYGW

I prefer buying direct in companies like ABR with an 11% dividend quarterly

I just bought IHDG. for my kid 25 shares each. What do you think about this fund ? Hoping when they are in there 40s and 50s they have growth but also a nice income.

How do you understand the intent of an ETF? Is it written somewhere in the profile?

Awesome video! Could do a series on the best sector ETF?

Excellent video, best of breed monthly dividend paying stocks, etfs, reits, royalty trusts, bdcs, etc is helpful, thanks.

as long as you are doing 5% and above you are already beating the property market.
if you want to be paying off your rent and beating the inflation , you need an est. 8.5% annual dividend to breakeven. assuming you are living a nominal lifestyle.

Forget the High Dividend ETF's. Buy VGT, it beats them all!

Monthly is irrelevant. Quarterly works just as well. More good choices, less cosr.

Four of these is really a waste. But great information supplied.

The S&P price return and total return didn’t change and is just the price return so it actually did a lot better than showed

Great video, could you do one where explain how much of your portfolio is from debt? If, of course, a part is from debt. Thanks!
PS or aswer this comment will be fine as well!

Interesting video! Not really relevant to me at the moment since I’m still probably 20-30 years from retirement, but I love the content so I watched it all anyway. Good one Jake!

Dgro vs dgrw for long term?

VOO & SCHD 📈💰

I noticed this a few weeks ago, but why does SA always show the same price/total return for the S&P500? Which is right? I hope SA fixes/explains this.

I have to catch up to him … I paid debt off now I can invest $1000 a month

SPHD!

Did you sell some jepi/q? Your "jepi/q pays my mortgage" video made it sound substantially large enough to be "core" 🤷‍♀️

Hi Jake, are these ETFs best held in a taxable account to maximize share size and growth?
What's the difference between DGRO and DGRW?
Thanks for the exceptional video. It was very informative.

Oh ! Phew ! what a relief. I was really afraid there would be Shenanigans ! LOL

People think that you should be investing in growth in your twenties and switching to dividends when your closer to retirement. If one finds dividend growth where emphasis is companies growing thier dividend, it might be wise to focus on that and not growth until later since growth and pop at any moment or go way down super fast and you would have less new capital to put in it.

If you were already retired, what percentage of your portfolio would allocate as your "Core" vs your "Satellites"?

Algorithm

The other day I was hoping, but I couldn't find this video topic for long-term investors. I was wondering if you had made this topic before. Now here it is!

Best ending ever

I started listening to you a few days ago while carrying mail, just learning and researching as I go.

i love that etf research center site. great info, thanks

@Dividend Growth Investing great video! My domestic dividend growth etfs are SCHD , QDPL , QDIV , CDC , DHS , VPU, PEY, VTI, LVHD , AUSF REET, My international dividend etfs are VXUS , UIVM ,FYLD , IDVO. I know that this is a lot of different funds but i like the different strategies , payout dates etc

Great video bud 👍

My main concern about DGRW is the fund turnover of 30% which increases the fees for an investor (which are not included in the expose ratio). Personally I try to stay from funds with turnover of 20% or more.