BEST DIVIDEND ETF TO INVEST IN (2022) Comprehensive Review

In this video we are talking about the very best dividend ETF to invest in for 2022 out of 14 different dividend ETF's which are outlined below. This is a full spreadsheet analysis of each dividend ETF and compared to each other across 3 different strategies: LUMP SUM, MONTHLY CONTRIBUTIONS and LUMP SUM + MONTHLY CONTRIBUTIONS.

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SPYD SPDR Ptf S&P 500 High Dividend ETF
SCHD Schwab Strategic US Dividend Equity ETF
SPHD Invesco S&P500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF
DVY iShares:Select Dividend ETF
HDV iShares:Core High Dividend ETF
DHS WisdomTree:US High Dividend ETF
DJD Invesco Dow Jones Industrial Average Dividend ETF
VYM Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF
SDY SPDR S&P Dividend ETF
DGRO iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF
DGRW WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth ETF
NOBL ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF
VIG Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF
SPHQ Invesco S&P 500 Quality ETF

[AverageJoeInvestor]

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[RC-lcph]

Joe, I started day trading in 2006, then switched to growth, then switched to Dividend growth and now I am primarily high dividend with mix of dividend growth to account for inflation, etc. I have owned all these ETFs at one point or another. I had settled on VYM, NOBL and SHCD. I sold NOBL to buy QYLD with intent on buying back in later and keep considering DGRO as a potential future add only because of its popularity with dividend growth investors. Not anymore. Not being distracted by previous notions or other new input. My point is I been around the block and this is one of the best vids out there as well as some of your other vids. For div growth that happens to have nice appreciation I am sticking with VYM and SCHD. Than you, again. You Rock!

[totalsubmition]

This is unbelievable. The amount of research and effort that has gone into providing this info, all for free for us to learn. I would pay hundreds of dollars for this invaluable information. Thank you so much.

[pran]

Got my first dividend income yesterday from SCHD. I chose the fund after watching tons of videos from your channel. Your content is amazing.
Love from India. 🙏

[toddhallam]

Excellent job. I am sticking with SCHD.

[kucheranraina]

The Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG, $160.18) tracks the performance of the S&P U.S. Dividend Growers Index, a collection of U.S. stocks that have increased dividends annually for at least the past 10 years. The index replaced the Nasdaq U.S. Dividend Achievers Select Index as VIG's target benchmark in the third quarter of 2021.
The S&P index has an annual exclusion rule whereby the top 25% highest-ranked eligible companies are removed from the index. In addition, S&P will remove the top 15% by dividend yield from the index to avoid excessive inventory turnover. Finally, no stock may account for more than 4% of the index.

[SC_XOLOs]

1st timer.. you earned my 👍🏼 and subscription

[thatpointinlife]

Very interesting! SCHD actually puts you at a significant disadvantage with lump+monthly compared to SPHQ not only in long term performance, but also because, if you're not using a tax advantaged account, you're paying over 50% compared to SPHQ in dividend taxes, AND SPHQ returned over $90K more during a 10 year period. Great video, Joe!

[dannywalters]

Nice one, thanks for the lesson. For some reasons, I always still end up making petty mistakes, maybe stock trading isn't for me

[Bleemus]

Excellent vid as always. I understand your focus on those that have a 20-30 year time horizon but would love to see some analysis of portfolio construction for those of us who are closer to two years from retirement. The shift from dividend growth to strictly dividend income after portfolio analysis isn't discussed much in the media. Cheers.

[thomashart]

Yes, good stuff Joe...I got me some SCHD, and now to start collecting dividends...

[the_real_lajos_toth]

Wow! Just found your vid. This kind of analysis is even better than what I could've dreamt of! Awesome work mate! I especially like the lump sum vs monthly vs mixed analysis!

[BoxerRT]

Excellent information - No BS and no Ads!

[kimmykero]

Thanks for the great video Joe!! I have some SCHD and VYM ... generally happy with these

[kicc]

SCHD is one of the ETF's I hold with great results so far.

[djjohnpiazza]

Absolutely 💯 great video. Is it safe to assume that one of SCHDs greatest strengths is its super low expense ratio? Right now it seems to be my fav after watching this video. Thank you Joe!

[skipkapur]

great video. I'm very heavy into SCHD and SCHY. Less in QUAL and IQLT, then VIG and VIGI. SCHD in particular, below $74 yields 3%+, so I'm adding with whatever cash I have. It automatically rebalances every quarter, and has superb selection criteria (10 years of dividend history, high ROE, FCF/debt, 5 year dividend growth rate) .

[Jeffmer]

@7:27 "their dividend yield suuucks" 🤣😂🤣 love the video Joe. As always, we really do appreciate your hard work and analysis of these stocks. Look forward to the next one.

[carolynmccracken]

I would welcome an analysis of those 10 year dividend etf’s during a different time period. For example SCHD, VIG, VYM during 2000-2010 or during 2005-2015. Love your analysis!

[Joaquim.Oliveira]

I have 4 on my M1 Dividend Portfolio:
SCHD 35%, VYM 25%, SPHD 20% and DGRO 20% .