"For investors like myself who believe that dividend investing is a strategy that will outperform in the years and decades to come (largely because companies that pay dividends tend to be much more solidly-positioned than unprofitable companies), finding top dividend exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to consider buying is a time-tested strategy worth considering. In this piece, I'm going to dive into three of the top dividend ETFs I think long-term investors can bank on for significant yield and upside over the long-term."
"Vanguard remains one of my primary ETF providers I focus on, mainly due to this company's track record and its historical focus on bringing the lowest-cost ETFs in the market to investors. The Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG) is one such low-cost ETF I tend to lean toward, due in part to this fund's expense ratio of just 0.05% (five basis points)."
Dividend investing is presented as a long-term strategy expected to outperform because dividend-paying companies tend to be more solidly positioned than unprofitable firms. Combining capital appreciation with dividend yield differentiates dividend-paying equities from fixed-income assets. Three top dividend ETFs are highlighted for long-term yield and upside potential. Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG) is noted for a very low expense ratio of 0.05% and a current dividend yield of 1.64%. VIG tracks the S&P U.S. Dividend Growers Index, tilting toward high-quality U.S. dividend-paying companies and excluding many unprofitable tech firms, reducing upside but increasing dividend and quality exposure.
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