These 4 Dividend ETFs could CRUSH SCHD by 2030

4 dividend ETFs that have been crushing it lately and are possibly on track to beat the returns overall of SCHD within 10 years. High dividend yield for cash flow and high dividend growth for overall return long term. SCHD has beat the S&P 500 ETF VOO, but let's see what may beat SCHD for passive income for life.
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0:00 – SCHD has crushed it so far as the best DIVIDEND ETF, but can it sustain the lead?
1:18 – Why Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF may beat SCHD long term
2:49 – Insane Dividend Yield EVERY MONTH from JEPI
4:33 - How JEPI can produce such a high dividend yield
6:54 – High Fee but even higher dividend yield
7:29 – Many analysts pick DGRO over SCHD: Here is why!
8:40 – The longterm growth of Microsoft and Apple could help DGRO crush SCHD
10:04 – Sustainable Dividend ETF over 5%!! (Under $50 per share!)
11:31 – How and where to invest in BEST Dividend ETFs

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[alexsteven.m]

I have been a dividend focused investor for a long time. This does not mean I don't own growth stocks, I do. A well rounded portfolio should be a mixture of both categories. One way to minimize the anxiety out of stock market investing, is to make sure you keep a large cash cushion. I invest in the market, but never put all my money in market.

[MichaelMK]

Just opened my first brokerage account and a Roth IRA last week. Late to the investment/retirement game (41) but I’ve been learning a ton from your videos and a bit of my own research.

[steverogers-realtor]

I invest in SCHD and JEPI and JEPQ. I figure, if I'm going to invest with a bank that's in the business of making money, go with the biggest crooks.

[nikkinemerouf]

JEPI is actively managed by two guys with decades of experience in this space. I started investing in JEPI back in 2021 because I was attracted to the notion of capital preservation with consistent monthly income. Between my various retirement accounts I now hold well over 4000 shares and especially over the past year the monthly payout was sufficient to subsidize my RMDs for the year. Their assets under management are north of 18 Billion. The same two guys also manage JEPQ which has more tech exposure. I am feathering into a position with this one as well. These funds thrive in volatile markets thanks to how these guys exercise the covered call options. My suggestion is to build your positions in these etfs in retirement accounts as taxes are deferred

[rereyes]

My wife and I have VYM Div-3.39, VUG, SCHD Div-3.73 as our foundation. We put $100 into each of these 2 times a month (per periods) and when we find something appealing we put the last $100 into that we will try JEPI for the next few pay periods and see how it does. THANK YOU for the great information.

* These are all quite aggressive, we invest for the Long Term. We won't be withdrawing funds for 20+ years.

[richardjohnson]

If I haven't said it in the year since you put this out, Thank you Prof. G. I've been looking for alternatives/compliments to SCHD for a while. I'm into DGRO, but like you indicated, the dividend is light. I've looked at others, but this vid reminded me of VYM. I'm adding this one for the next go around. I believe it will compliment the others nicely and will yield a little better while still providing growth. I appreciate your content. Cheers

[captnawty]

Professor G, I learned that JEPI dividends are " NOT Qualified Dividends" thus we are taxed very high compared to "Qualified Dividends". Remember, Death and Taxes are the two things that we can't get away from. I don't want to give Uncle Sam any more taxes than I have to. SCHD and VIG are awesome "Qualified Dividend ETF's". Please let me know if I am wrong?

[freedomworks]

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[travismartinson]

SDY, DGRO, SCHD and VDIGX are my primary dividend funds. I have Jepi also but I wouldn't call it a dividend fund, it's more of a derivative income fund.

[arigutman]

I am all in on only one fund and that is VTI to play the broad market and capitalize on the entire market... Fail safe strategy and approved by none other than the man, the myth, Bogle himself! BUT great video and always solid content, brother!

[tatsumakisempyukaku]

Professor G reminds me of a combination of Ray, from everyone loves Raymond and the main teen from that 70’s show. All kidding aside, love the channel. I’m putting your ideas to work. I’ll be joining your paid subscription in the near future.
Cheers!

[keithjohnson]

I Have a retirement-pension through work but opened up a personal IRA and am in the process of maxing it out with spyg this year. Will now be adding Spyd to balance that out in 2023 in part to this video. Thanks for the DD!

[KQQLCHEV]

Thanks for your video on dividends: My dividend ETFs are:
As you can see, I am holding SCHD, JEPI, SPYD, and VYM, and there are others ~
DIV
SDIV
JEPI

NOBL
RDVY
SCHD
SDVY
SPYD

VIG
VYM

[khanbus]

Please consider making a video on business development companies such as MAIN, PSEC etc.

[JetDriver]

Good video. SPYD, DIVO, JEPI and JEPQ in my Roth IRA. I've got SCHD in my Roth 401k.

[endlessadventure]

What I do not like about JEPI is that it's upside is very limited by having to deliver the stock on covered calls. But it keeps falling in stock value because they lose more on the downside than they jake on the upside.

[padieromel]

Thanks Mr. G for the video...Im going for SCHD and Jepi 50/50.

[jeremyk-metz]

Ive been slowly buying SPYD for the last two years. Looking to pick up some JEPI next.

[vtl]

I also like Dgrw and divo. I have all of them.

[fieldagentisintheforest]

current ETF mix is JEPI, JEPQ, DIVO, EDV, SVOL, RYLD, .... out of the money call ETF's vs at the money call ETF's makes a big difference on their price appreciation or ability to recover when the market recovers.... at the money call ETF's like RYLD do not recover at all ...but pay out monster distributions