The BEST Dividend ETFs for 2025 - TOP 4 (Qualified)

Today Ill be going over the top four dividend ETFs for 2025.
Dividend ETFs have been amongst the best performers in the markets right now and in my opinion they will continue to outperform moving into 2025.

My list was created based 3 criteria.

-Must distribute majority Qualified Dividends (more than 90%)
-Must have over $3 Billion dollars of Assets Under Management
-Must exhibit strong momentum & growth, and a strategic advantage moving into 2025. This is based on Stock selection criteria and management style.

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[randers-uw]

My portfolio doesn’t just cater to dividend stocks. I hold $VFIAX (S&P 500 index fund) in my Roth IRA and $VTI (Total Stock Market ETF) in my taxable brokerage account. Two of my largest holdings. The individual dividend stock positions all complement the index holdings.

[LaneyBellamy]

I got majority shares in ETFs on my ROTH IRA, alongside some individual stocks in my brokerage account. I've surpassed my initial startup by 85% since 2023. I plan to hold and reinvest dividends until my retirement.

[JamesForbes-ydqx]

Dividend ETFs are a solid option, especially during economic uncertainty, as they offer consistent income and lower volatility. With interest rates still high, value-focused investments like these seem like a smart strategy for 2025. I'll definitely research your top picks—thanks for the recommendations!

[Mitchell.Holland]

I have a 3 fund portfolio but I have finally decided to invest in ETFs, alongside. I am looking at SCHD, VOO, and XLK OR SCHG.

[mauriliogm]

It is wonderful that TV has not taken you away !

[PhinAI]

Awesome list. CGDV and FDVV. I need to do a little homework.

[Andrew]

Could you talk about SPYI Because no doubt it's the highest yielding monthly Dividend check of any e.T.Fs you've been talking about.

[mikecash]

It would be great if you put your funds in the description so we can research while we watch.

[abdulraheemaderojuadetokun]

Thanks for the detailed explanation of all these dividend ETFs. It is the best I have watched so far. I am new to investing and have just about two months of experience. Please, I would like to know which platforms I can invest in some of these ETFs you have mentioned. I currently operate a Vanguard brokerage here in the UK and cannot seem to find any of these ETFs there. Advice is needed, please. Thank you

[livefree]

The QUEEN of quality ETF videos! Great info for beginner and advanced investor alike!

[IllinoisChannelTV]

You're bright and I just followed you, but I don't see the need to invest in a fund paying just 1.5% yld, minus .33 fee. Apparently, you're arguing for stability vs Volatility, but then why not just put cash in a money market fund, earning about 5% with virtually no fee. I would argue a better portfolio mix would be cash making 5%, AND some money in leveraged ETFs, which have MUCH higher rates of growth, SO... you can have both safety (cash) AND growth with a smaller amount of one's funds invested in the leveraged ETFs, such as TQQQ, UPRO, DIG, etc. which are producing growth 5X the S&P

[KENTUCKY-MAMA]

I'm on it. Thanx 4 doing the research 4 us.

[BradMangas]

Thank you Viktoriya for these breakdowns and your take. It is very helpful. Take care young lady.

[humbertofigueira]

great options !!! thanks for sharing !!!

regards from Panama 🙂

[cynpruitt]

I appreciate that you point out the management and unique aspects of each fund. Thanks.

[CalmerThanYouAre]

DGRW and CGDV make up the majority of my taxable portfolio with a smaller allocation of SPY I run the wheel on. QGRW for my Roth IRA. 👍🏻

[kcsnew]

Liked and subscribed. Very good interesting analysis on those four ETFs. I do have SCHD in my portfolio, need to add FDVV as well. Cheers 👍

[MUTiger]

Please discuss in a future video the relative impact of fund management costs on yield. In this video, most seemed about 0.06%, but CGDV was 0.33%. On a $100, 000 investment, held for the long term, and yields the same %, what would a 10% difference in management fee do to the yield? OR, what yield difference would have to occur to make the management fee (dollars) the same?

[photomanual]

Great videos. Been watching a long time. But dividend investors often don't care about overall return, ie price appreciation. They want income and increasing income with no intention of selling the stock. Can you do a video comparing dividend ETFs showing which ones will produce the most growing income over time disregarding share price? I'm sure retirees would appreciate that info. Thanks, keep the great videos coming!