Higher-yielding exchange-traded funds (ETFs) serve as a simple way for retirees to obtain a sustained passive income, while minimizing risks associated with individual high-yield stocks.
ETFs not only provide diversification across various high-yield dividend payers, but their constituents are typically chosen for the quality of their dividends and their underlying business fundamentals.
For retirees or conservative investors, high-yielding ETFs like VNQ and IDV present better opportunities than individual stocks, which come with higher risks of dividend cuts.
When considering high-yield investments, it's crucial to examine ETF expense ratios, investment strategies, and the quality of the constituents within the fund.
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