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Question that you’ve probably covered but wanted to be sure. Can I buy SCHD in my Vanguard Roth without additional fees or cost? Thanks for all you 2 do!!!
Why not sphd
Guys, those look great! Which broker are you using? Mine doesn’t seem to offer any of these ETFs? Any tips for Europe?
Great video, y'all! We actually bought some shares of VYM last year, so it's encouraging to see it on your list! 😊 We'll have to look into those other funds as well. Thanks so much for sharing! 🔥
Can you recommend high dividend yielding ETF for clean energy companies? I'd rather not be invested in Chevron or Exon. Thanks!
Dividend growth reinvestment without having to work hard.
Great information. Thank you both
Thanks for this great informative video guys! I'm new to dividend investing so going to research the ETF's and pick one. Appreciate all your educational videos!
I have SCHD and VYM in my brokerage account and am long term investing! Great to know I'm on the right track 👍🏾
I have VYM in my portfolio. 🙂
I don't like vanguard
Thanks a lot for the video, financial freedom is the goal. I bet it's time to take some money out of my crypto portfolio and allocate them to dividend stocks. Do you advise DCA or going all in on some dividend stocks that is on the cheap now?
This pandemic made me realize how important investment really is, I am 35 this year a business owner here in Australia with no investments and that is not good , as a beginner in the stock market am finding it difficult to invest right now, I don't have the time and the market is also not very stable, I really need to invest my earning in stock market, I know now is the right time.
Wow, guys-this is all amazing!Thanks for sharing!🤗💕
Another great episode. Thank you!
Excellent video Team
I noticed when you guys select Dividend ETF’s, you normally select large cap value. Is there a reason you don’t select large cap growth ETF’s?
Can you guys do a video on asset protection?
I am in vanguard div index fund. But is this good for taxable accounts? I have it there and worry about tax impact
Just to put things in perspective, if you are looking for income substitution, for about a 30k return per year, you will need about a million dollars invested. Happy investing.
Of these 4 options, the Charles Schwab and Vanguard are clearly the better options. Better expense ratios and long-term performance. I would have to go with the Charles Schwab as the slightly better one. I think the Vanguard is just a little too diversified. Either way, dividends are definitely the way to go! Thanks for sharing.
I'd love to see you guys do a video on Vanguard and the fee changes they are implementing recently, as well as their terrible web experience. I've had Roth and brokerage accts at Vanguard for many years, mainly due to their investor owned corporate structure, but I'm considering moving to Schwab or Fidelity. What are your thoughts?
Great topic because most of my single stock investing I look for good dividend stocks. I like ARR which is a REIT and it pays monthly.
You guys continue to deliver value 🙌.
I have SCHD in my little grand niece's portfolio. I have VYM in my portfolio. I have definitely learned a thing or two or three from you guys! Many thanks 😊
Amazing information!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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Great video!
So timely! I was looking into this just the day before this premiered.
do you guys have a class on – learning how to understand your portfolio?
I like SCHD, VYM, VIG, and VT.
I'm invested in one of the funds you mentioned ❤️ I figured if I'm gonna keep it 100% equity this portion would be my lower risk part.
Thoughts on FDVV?
Thanks again guys for yet another positive outlook. It’s really appreciated!
Great content 🥇🥇🥇
Thank you so much for giving more clarity to this topic 😄👍🏽❤️
Great video as always. One thing to keep in mind is that dividends are considered taxable income whether they’re re-invested or not.
Great video, tips, and top picks! Definitely, great to have dividend stocks to generate income in a down market and accelerate compounding growth of your portfolio.
Dividends ETFs and covered call ETFs are great in retirement after building up $800k or more in assests.
Dividend ETFs: SCHD, DGRO, or VIG.
Cover call ETFs: JEPI or QYLD.
Thank you for sharing this ! 🥰😍 i’m 22 years from Portugal and you inspire me a lot , in order to achive FIRE!
Schd, and a few individual dividend stocks, mixed with large cap, mid cap and small cap ETFS
God bless you.You are so good at presenting this information. Thank you 🙏🏼
Could not agree more to all! Dividend investor all the way. SCHD SCHY COWZ GCOW ☺️
Great video. I love dividend investing.
Thoughts on SPYD?
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Another solid video! I love dividend paying equities! I really upped my proportion of dividend stocks last year since I was trying to get more "value stocks" into my portfolio in preparation for "the great rotation." I am still 10+ years away from FIRE so I am back to investing for growth while other sectors are at a higher discount. It's really tempting to load up on dividend stocks for the cashflow, but I don't need it right now. I figure I'll pivot my portfolio to more dividend exposure in my last 4-5 years before retirement.