"As most readers may already be well aware, the Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF ( SCHD) is one of my core holdings, and I expect this will be the case until retirement (for me, that's a few decades away). I'm a believer in using ETFs as part of a portfolio diversification strategy, with this "bucketed" approach providing me with the kind of durability and stability I'm looking for in my retirement accounts."
"Perhaps my most prominent reason for selecting SCHD as one of my top holdings is the fact that this particular ETF tracks the Dow Jones U.S. Dividend 100 Index. That means that only the 100 largest (and typically highest-quality) companies are included in this ETF, adding the kind of portfolio stability I'm looking for. Now, investors will receive a current dividend yield of 3.8% for their troubles,"
Schwab offers high-quality blue-chip ETF options for passive retirement income, with Schwab and Vanguard noted as preferred providers. Two Schwab dividend ETFs are highlighted as strong choices for investors seeking durable, dividend-focused holdings. SCHD specifically tracks the Dow Jones U.S. Dividend 100 Index and holds the 100 largest, typically high-quality companies, which adds portfolio stability. SCHD yields 3.8% and has a 0.06% expense ratio. SCHD serves as a core, low-cost holding for long-term investors pursuing diversification, stability, and attractive risk-adjusted returns for retirement accounts.
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