Bristol-Myers

BlackRock

Cisco Systems

Chevron

Home Depot

Verizon

Texas Instruments

Altria

Lockheed Martin

Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF

SCHD tracks a market-cap-weighted index of 100 dividend-paying US equities.

I think my mom will really like the new REIT basket I built for her, and she's also aware of the new REIT ETF that I'm preparing to launch soon. Speaking of my mom, I recently recommended an ETF for her, and I want to share the insight with you now.

Mom, You Must Buy SCHD, It's The 'Ultimate SWAN'

Dividend Growth investing made sense for retirees when short-duration bonds yielded next to nothing and valuations were reasonable. SCHD does a good job selecting higher-quality, higher-yielding businesses in which to invest, but the entire universe of these stocks is now overvalued. SCHD's current yield is considerably lower than U.S. Treasuries, it has very slow growth prospects and considerable price risk in the event of a recession.

Lose Money Slowly With SCHD ETF

JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF

VanEck Morningstar Wide Moat ETF

I highlight three ETFs that make up over 8% of my portfolio, including the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF, Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF, and VanEck Morningstar Wide Moat ETF. JEPI provides robust dividend income and reduced volatility, while SCHD is noted for its strategy to identify high-quality companies that pay hefty dividends. MOAT, which tracks the performance of the Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index, consistently outperforms the S&P.

Three ETFs: One High-Yield, One Dividend Growth, And One With A Decade Of Market Beating Returns

Charles Schwab

The Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) stock has drifted upwards after falling to $68.50 in May. It has risen by about 5% to the current $72.

Don't buy Schwab US Dividend Equity (SCHD): Buy these ETFs instead

BHP Billiton

Bank of Nova Scotia

iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF

iShares Select Dividend ETF

Energy Transfer LP Unit

Rio Tinto plc Sponsored

Swiss Re AG

AT&T

My investment strategy aims to achieve an attractive Average Dividend Yield and Dividend Growth Rate in order to help you increase your additional income via Dividend payments annually. In this article, I will show you how you could allocate the amount of $15,000 among 2 ETFs and my top 10 high dividend yield companies for July. This investment portfolio offers you a broad diversification and a reduced risk level, while at the same time delivering a Weighted Average Dividend Yield [TTM] of 3.90%.

How To Allocate $15,000 Among My Top 10 High-Dividend Yield Companies For July

The article compares two dividend ETFs, Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) and JPMorgan's Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI), highlighting their different strategies and potential returns for investors. JEPI uses a covered call strategy with high-growth tech stocks, while SCHD focuses on higher-yielding companies, offering different sector exposures and revenue growth potentials. Both funds have a similar goal: to provide a higher-than-average dividend yield. Despite that, both employ totally different strategies.

SCHD Vs. JEPI: Totally Different Strategies, But With A Similar Goal

PNC Financial Services

The article provides a list of stocks expected to increase their dividends in the coming week, a good sign of business performance and shareholder commitment. The list is compiled by merging data on companies with a history of dividend growth with their future dividend payments, all of which have at least five years of consistent growth. The author uses various metrics and categories to assess and present the data, and advises investors to do their own due diligence before investing.

One Upcoming Dividend Increase

Schwab Strategic Trust-Schwab International Dividend Equity ETF

Schwab Municipal Bond ETF

Charles Schwab's senior portfolio strategist Eliot Bishop told NYSE's Judy Shaw that income was a “big focus” for clients. “Fixed income is back in the back in the conversation,” Bishop said at Exchange 2023.

NYSE's ETF Leaders: Charles Schwab's Eliot Bishop

These two popular ETFs have very different strategies.

Better Buy: SCHD or JEPI?

SPDR S&P Dividend ETF

Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF

While the latest read on inflation suggests that policymakers are moving the needle in the right direction, investors may still want to consider the best dividend ETFs for reliability and relative safety. In particular, with the U.S. Supreme Court killing President Joe Biden's student loan debt relief plan, a large portion of the populace faces a reality check.

The 3 Best Dividend ETFs to Buy for July

SCHD is a good investment option amid uncertainties about a possible recession, and its price hasn't been run-up like that of the S&P 500. Its low expense ratio of 0.06% and diversified portfolio of dividend-paying stocks from various sectors make it an attractive option for long-term investors. Despite potential risks such as a recession, SCHD's inherent strengths and recession-resistant top holdings make it a solid choice for value investors.

SCHD: Tempting All-Weather Income

Simpson Manufacturing

Sysco

Universal Corp

The article lists companies expected to increase dividends in the coming week, compiled from the "U.S. Dividend Champions" spreadsheet and NASDAQ data. All companies listed have at least five years of consistent dividend growth. The list includes companies such as John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Simpson Manufacturing Company, Inc., Sysco Corporation, and Universal Corporation. The article also provides various metrics related to these companies, including their forward yield, ex-dividend date, increase percent, and streak category.

4 Upcoming Dividend Increases Including 2 Dividend Kings

In this article, I compare two popular dividend growth ETFs: iShares' Core Dividend Growth ETF and Schwab's US Dividend Equity ETF. While SCHD has a higher dividend yield and has shown more dividend growth, DGRO has outperformed SCHD in terms of overall performance since 2015. The choice between the two funds depends on the individual investor's goals, with SCHD being a good option for those requiring current income, while DGRO offers similar total returns while distributing less capital to shareholders.

DGRO Vs. SCHD: The 2 Best Dividend ETFs For 2023

Invesco Dow Jones Industrial Average Dividend ETF

I think SCHD is an overrated ETF. Not a poor one, just overrated. I prefer DJD, an under-the-radar alternative. SCHD has attracted a huge following in recent years, despite a lack of compelling long-term advantages. DJD keeps it simple. DJD, a dog-of-the-Dow-like approach to equity investing, deserves a closer look by those smitten with SCHD and other huge dividend ETFs.

SCHD Is Too Popular, I Prefer Lesser-Known DJD

Apple

Adobe

Allianz SE

Amazon

BB Seguridade Participacoes SA

Blackrock Inc

Canadian Natural Resources

Salesforce

Alphabet

Goldman Sachs

Johnson & Johnson

JPMorgan Chase & Co

Kinder Morgan

Mastercard

Microsoft

Nasdaq

Palo Alto Networks

PayPal

A dividend income-oriented investment portfolio can provide you with an excellent source of extra income via dividend payments. I will show you how you could build an investment portfolio with my top 10 high dividend yield, dividend growth, and growth companies for the month of June. This portfolio provides you with a Weighted Average Dividend Yield [TTM] of 3.58% and has shown a Weighted Average Dividend Growth Rate [CAGR] of 11.05%.

How To Build A Dividend Portfolio With $25,000 Among June's Top 30 Stocks

SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 High Dividend ETF

Passive income from dividend stocks is arguably the best method for funding a retirement. We look at two of the most popular passive income ETFs: SPYD and SCHD. We compare them side by side and discuss which is better suited for retirement passive income investing.

Retire With Passive Income: SCHD Vs. SPYD

Alexandria Real Estate Equities

Cardinal Health

Essential Properties Realty Trust Inc

Lennox International

National Fuel Gas

National HealthCare

Realty Income Corp

TowneBank

W. P. Carey

Dividend increases typically indicate strong business performance and a commitment to rewarding shareholders. The article provides a list of companies with at least five years of consistent dividend growth and upcoming dividend increases. They have an average increase of 2.9% and a median increase of 2.5%.

9 Upcoming Dividend Increases Including A Dividend King

Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth ETF

SCHG And SCHD: Is This 2-ETF Portfolio The Ultimate Growth And Value Combination?

Fans of the Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (NYSEARCA: SCHD ) will want to keep an eye on the company when June 26 rolls around. That's when the company is set to pay its dividend for the second quarter of 2023.

Dear SCHD ETF Fans, Mark Your Calendars for June 26

Amplify CWP Dividend & Option Income ETF

The Amplify Enhanced Dividend (DIVO) and Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) are popular ETFs among retirees and income-focused investors. The two have a dividend yield of 4.74% and 3.63%, respectively, higher than that of SPY and QQQ.

DIVO vs SCHD: One is a better dividend ETF

VictoryShares US EQ Income Enhanced Volatility Wtd ETF

The VictoryShares US EQ Income Enhanced Volatility Wtd ETF offers downside protection during market crashes and selloffs for dividend growth investors and income investors. CDC's strategy of automatically shifting to cash during significant market declines can limit downside, but may also lead to underperformance during market rebounds. Investors must weigh the benefits of downside protection against potential underperformance and the impact on long-term income generation and dividend growth.

CDC Vs. SCHD: Comparing Downside Protection To Upside Maximization

Global X S&P 500 Quality Dividend ETF

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF remains a superior quality dividend ETF compared to the Global X S&P 500 Quality Dividend ETF, mainly due to SCHD's 5-year dividend growth track record requirement. SCHD also has a lower expense ratio and a higher dividend yield than QDIV, making it a more attractive investment option. Despite some advantages of QDIV, such as a lower P/E ratio and monthly dividend payout schedule, SCHD continues to be the preferred choice for dividend growth investors.

QDIV Vs. SCHD: Comparing 2 Quality-Focused Dividend ETFs

Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF

The Federal Reserve, as expected, kept interest rates steady at a range of 5% to 5.25%, marking a pause after 10 consecutive rate hikes. However, future rate increases are still on the table.

Fed Pauses Rate Hike, View Hawkish: Dividend ETFs to Bet On

Value stocks are having a hard time, as growth and tech stocks are leading the market higher, leaving value and related investments in the dust. However, these developments are not sustainable, as the market is betting on inflation normalization and gradual rate hikes in a soft landing scenario. I believe in a rotation from growth to value, which adds another long-term tailwind to the SCHD ETF.

SCHD: Unlocking Massive Potential In The Next Rotation

SCHD is the ultimate long-term core holding for dividend growth investors. Its 3.69% dividend yield, double-digit dividend growth rate, 0.06% expense ratio, and consistently-high profitability scores are reasons to own. However, SCHD is having its worst year on record relative to 64 competing dividend ETFs. Its 7.09% decline through May beat just 17% of peers, compared to 18% in 2014. The reason is because the market is placing less importance on SCHD's 16x forward earnings valuation and more on its low 5% estimated earnings growth rate.

News for Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF ETF (SCHD)