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Differentiating Dividend ETFs
January 23, 2013 at 09:00 AM EST
With Treasury interest rates expected to stay at near-zero levels for the foreseeable future, many investors have found it challenging to secure meaningful yields from asset classes that were once the core of income strategies. While finding high-yielding investments is a difficult task, it certainly isn’t impossible. There are dozens of dividend ETFs (and ETNs) that offer potential for some big payouts [check out Dividend.com's Money Management Tips Center]. From ETFs linked to dividend-weighted indexes to those that screen components by consistency of distributions, the choices are numerous–and increasingly popular [see 25 Dividend ETFs For Yield Hungry Investors]. Two Key Strategies The graphic below compares two dividend income strategies; the first three ETFs focus on firms with consistent payouts that have grown over the last decade or more, while the funds in the second half of the list focus only on those companies that have the highest yield. Both strategies can be highly beneficial to investors and [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: ETFs For Consistent Dividend Payers Details Of Dividend ETFs: Consistency vs. Yield 8 Dividend ETFs Yielding 5% (And More) ETF Tools Every Investor Needs 7 ETFs Yielding 7% Or More
With Treasury interest rates expected to stay at near-zero levels for the foreseeable future, many investors have found it challenging to secure meaningful yields from asset classes that were once the core of income strategies. While finding high-yielding investments is a difficult task, it certainly isn’t impossible. There are dozens of dividend ETFs (and ETNs) that offer potential for some big payouts [check out Dividend.com's Money Management Tips Center]. From ETFs linked to dividend-weighted indexes to those that screen components by consistency of distributions, the choices are numerous–and increasingly popular [see 25 Dividend ETFs For Yield Hungry Investors]. Two Key Strategies The graphic below compares two dividend income strategies; the first three ETFs focus on firms with consistent payouts that have grown over the last decade or more, while the funds in the second half of the list focus only on those companies that have the highest yield. Both strategies can be highly beneficial to investors and [...]
