🚀 PA$$IVE INCOME - Top 3 High Yield Dividend ETF 2022
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- čas přidán 7. 03. 2022
- #passiveincome #investing for #dividends through stocks ETFS index funds. These three funds have a super high yield of dividends with low fees and still continue to grow. Vanguard VYM, Charles Schwab SCHD, iSHares DVY. Millionaires make solid financial decisions to set them up for life!
*not financial advice, still good stuff - Zábava
I'd say Schwab is the best deal. Best return and I'm willing to sacrifice some yield to lower the expense ratio.
I’m with you and definitely agree with that justification!
Well it is an etf so it’s very hard to track what’s going in and out
just remember if the price of the etf goes up too much your dividend snowball will grow at a slower rate, you actually want the price to stay flat
@@NolanGouveiawhat broker can I use to get paid dividends
@@glupshitto5019thank you for saying that I couldn’t decide to invest mainly in Schd or vym but now that you said that I think vym is the better dividend etf for dividend investing long term
Love dividend ETFs!
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I have been thinking about having a mixture of ETF's and individual stocks, is that a bad idea?
Between my Ira and my individual account I have SCHD, VIG, VYM, SPLG, and FTEC
Bought one of these shares yesterday after watching your video 😁👍🏽
Sweet! Which one did you go with?
I’m running with VOO, VUG, SCHD and DGRO
Love all of those!
You're a peasant
What you think about etfs like QLD, SSO?
I own the 3 just different forms , VTI, SCHD, BLK
Great video. Love the graphics!
Thanks Brandon!
Jepq , O, Agnc , Voo
Better off buying there top 10 holdings from each ETF. Better returns and not paying a an expense ratio. ETFs give you the answers to the test.
That works short term but not long term, you’d have to keep updating each year, which is doable, just not passive! I’m good paying a .03% fee for that peace of mind!
@@NolanGouveia nothing wrong with that. I prefer stock picking. Only ETF I have is JEPI.
Yeah super high dividend funds, ETFs can be scary I was invested in one high dividend that kept losing value and finally closed. It’s easy to get addicted to high dividends until you lose a couple times but it took about 10 years till they closed. I’d rather earn dividends from companies that are super high quality and have been proven to be around for a long long time. I think this winter is going to be brutal. Buy it on the way down a little at a time. Most indicators show sell on almost everything right now. One more bank rate hike and that will really punish the market.
Are there hidden fees such as dividend skimming on these ETF's?
missing a key metric: qualified vs non-qualified dividends.... That tells you whether to invest in tax-deferred, roth, or taxable....
What about fidelity ETF’s??
schd seem like the better one
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It is
Great picks and need to add YieldMax ETF
Garbage
What does expense ratio mean?
How much it costs to hold
Where do I sign up
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You said 15% yield for Schwab. Is that accurate? That isnt vield thats return you are pointing to. It's return. The yield on the graphic is less than 3%
hi, I have a question, isit better to have multiple ETF or just put all my money into one ETF, sorry if this is abit dumb, I'm new to all this, much appreciated.
Watch this video! It’ll help clear it up better than I can explain in this text box 🙌📈💰3 ETFs THAT MAKE YOU RIDICULOUSLY RICH (Simple $$$)
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At most do 50-50%. Despite ETFs being stable because they're a basket it's always good to be diverse with at least two.
TSLY for the win
Yep, YMag and YMax are coming out this month get ready
@@f.w.1318 aw hell yeah, I’ll be loading those up in a Roth and regular account
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God loves you man. Keep up the good work
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Is investing into one enough or do you recomend all 3?
Each investor will need to invest based on his/her goals
The index fund versions are way cheaper too
ETFs are king
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CLM is better dividends reinvested at the NAV
These are all very solid thank you
Awesome!
DVY and VTI is a good combination just this 2 together for life ?
I like those yes but I like SCHD and VOO more
What’s yield, expense ratio, 5 year return?
Those are great questions and ones to research! Check out my longer form videos for more of a full breakdown on different investing!
Yield refers to the income rate for the dividends it pays. Expense ratio is the embedded fees that the company charges to manage the fund, the 5 year return is the average growth of the fund over 5 years.
SCHD
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How about XYLD?
Skip it don’t bother unless your ready to retire on a fix income, The issue with Global x funds it uses at the money option calls, and and they are monthly, they will on lose more capital on the index tracking, if you really want to play the game to fire, and earn monthly income with return of your capital, look in Yield Max or Defiance funds,
Are the dividends paid every month
Every quarter, so every 3 months
@@NolanGouveia tha k you so much
Your divis barely touch inflation from any of these. Great for amassing wealth over 40 years due to the growth of the price but damn dude.
Or you just invest in their holdings & not pay them anything. Mathematically you can own & trade them all. Or you pay someone/something to do it for you with a price.
I'll pay a few dollars every so often to not have to manage potentially thousands of stocks in my portfolio.
Better yet, buy the shares and sell covered calls for a higher rate of return
@@mikewalker1081 if you like to gamble go to a casino
SCHD is an unqualified dividend correct?
Schd has qualified dividends
You’re obviously a native English speaker so why did you find the need to subtitle this ?
Some ppl don’t watch with sound on
3% is not great...
For a long term sustainable (real) etf.. yes it is
didnt aged well AT ALL
I laughed when I saw those yields xD
Sorry those AREN'T high yield try GOF 11% yield, consistent share price
Expense ratio of 1.62% 😳😳😳
1.62% expense ratio still leaves us with a massive 10.4%+ yield that has been paid through the 2008 crisis and 2020 crisis.
Its 100% a lot higher then your 3% - 4% yields (not including their expense ratio
@@incomeanddividends4204 I like it for sure, I just don’t know much about the company or fund so I’ll check it out. Something with that high of a dividend is usually too good to be true but thanks for recommending it!
@@NolanGouveia no problem and I wish you luck in doing your own DD on it (would love to hear your opinion on it if you can reply here or make a video. Always like hearing other opinions)
@@incomeanddividends4204 will do!
3% what the Flap???? Hahahahaha peasant yield
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