Just sharing the one I know and may use. The fact that i use them or not do not dispose you of doing your own research…
- SPHD: ETF focus on companies with High Dividends and low volatility. It only covers 50 companies in SP500 that are selected on their low volatility and high div. Actual Yield is 3.7%
- SCHD: 100 companies from Dow jones. Companies that have a track record of 10+ years dividends.
- VIG: ETF focus on SP500 companies that consistently raise their dividends over time. Actual Yield is 1.5%
- VIGI: Same logic than VIG but on International companies Actual yield is 1.1%
- VYM: More risky than VIG. It tracks an index of companies that offer high yield in the US. Actual yield is 2.7%
- VYMI: Same logic as VYM but on International companies. Actual yield is 3.4%
- DIVB: buy companies that have a large cap with dividend and share buyback. Mix of SP500 and SCHD. It do not offer a big yield but captures growth.
I will do another post about another “income generating” ETFs I use base on options selling like JEPI. I do not consider them Dividend ETFs since their income generation mainly comes from selling options. Only DIVO may be a mix of strategy since its holdings are dividend companies…
