Early retirement with the best dividend growth ETFs

Early retirement with the best dividend growth ETFs

02:43 - What makes a great dividend growth ETF
10:18 - Growth that beats inflation
14:07 - Yield on Cost comparison
17:39 - Projecting future returns

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[denniseichler]

I am a YouTube junkie and I am constantly watching investing videos and I have to say this is one of the best and most informative presentations I have seen in a long time. Thank you so much, Jake!! This is a must see video for every novice investor.

[loakland]

Thank you very much. Excellent Video Jake.... Always enjoy your work and educational process with each video you do. I appreciate your hard work for us. This video was right up my alley as I was looking at each of these ETF's (currently have SCHD in multiple accounts) and was really looking at DGRW & DGRO + thinking about adding VIG too. I am retired and wanted to expand a little into some good dividend ETF's. Thanks again.

[thecapone]

2:06 ah! That’s the same quote I used on my FB when making a post about him on his death!!

The other quote that’s practical is his “get to 100K then you can rest” talk. Had a big impact on me.

[thecapone]

Had to come back and comment because of the ending. Great, great message and very inspirational! It is indeed possible to achieve wealth in this country, you just have to work hard and stay disciplined. “Live like no one else today so you can live like no one else tomorrow.” As an immigrant in this country achieving financial stability, I couldn’t agree more. You can indeed build wealth!

[LifeInvestor]

One of your best videos Jake!! Excellent work!!

[norttorres]

💯 Simple path to wealth, can't go more simple 😁

[barandek]

Divb and Fdvv are my picks to compare with SCHD. DIVB is for dividend paying and buybacks companies, and FDVV is like Fidelity version of SCHD and recently lowered ER to 0.15 from 0.29, all three have great total returns and similar yield

[FitnessHub-zkyg]

Hey, why are you doing a 40/40/10/10 split, why not a 25/25/25/25 split? I know you're doing a core and satellite strategy, I'm just curious about the reason behind allocating 40% to SCHD and DRGO each and only 10% to VIG and DGRW each? Why are SCHD and DGRO your core, and why are VIG and DGRW your satellites?

[jsnpdr]

Do you suggest this portfolio or a 25/25/25/25 (SCHD, DGRO, VYM, SPYG), if my time horizon is 10-15 years?

[Mr.tdiv]

Check the DIVB ETF. That one is better than DGRO on total return and less expenses ratio and higher dividend yield too.

[steher]

Thanks! This helped me a lot. Im starting pretty late in the game but Im going to see how far I can get. It'll be much better than having nothing extra. I appreciate the work you put into the video.

[kaydenkwon]

Finally bro. I was waiting for you man.

[eplugplay]

Which etf would you choose if you were retiring in 15 years and maybe a chance in 10? I’m 41 and would love to retire in 10 years but realistically it’ll be when I’m 55 so not that much time. Schd good for compounding high yields?

[furytv]

I'm 22 years old, and I actually own all 4 of these ETFs in a TFSA (I live in Canada), what percentage split of these 4 ETFs would you recommend for the best diversification as well as the best dividend growth? I know numerically speaking going in 100% all into SCHD would yield the best results, but diversification is important, currently I'm doing 40% SCHD, 20% DGRO, 20% DGRW, 20% VIG, but after using your Dividend investment calculator I think I might switch to 40% SCHD, 40% DGRO, 10% DGRW and 10% VIG since that percentage allocation yields better portfolio and dividend growth over the long term than my current percentage allocation

[cornelius_mariano]

Well said Jake “You don’t have to pick the right stock at the right time and know when to sell it, you’re not Wall Street”

[LadyGaonouu]

Great video! Very helpful for an average investor like me!

[Mr.-M-]

Great video! I’m 20 and in college and I just opened a roth ira. I plan to invest 400 a month into it and my holdings are 33/33/33 VOO QQQM and COSTCO. But i realized VOO and QQQM are overlapping so im thinking about tranfering VOO into more QQQM since it is more growth focused. What are your thoughts?

I want to be on the route of dividend investing since money is earn from there is tax free. In my situation do you believe I should add SCHD and DGRO then proceed to invest 400 a month and add more satellites as my capital grows?

[SomeGuy]

why did you review schd instead of schG??? ... Wasnt that kind of the point?

[paolog]

I loved your passion in today's video. i have followed your advice months ago and still really happy with your strategy.

[Jpsantos]

Love your work and your explanations! My only question is, how would this compare to VTI or VT in a Roth IRA for a 30+ year time horizon?