Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, are a convenient and cost-effective way for investors to own a diversified, professionally ...

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JPC has shown strong historical returns, but currently faces risks due to its NAV discount evaporating. Click here to find ...

PepsiCo Inc. (PEP) announced a 5% dividend increase with its Q4 earnings release (Feb. 4, 2025), starting with the June ...

PDI, a closed-end fund managed by PIMCO, offers a robust 13.5% dividend yield and is well-positioned for the coming rate ...

Harvey Jones does some simple maths to show how considering a £20,000 ISA in the FTSE 100’s Phoenix Group Holdings could ...

These two dividend stocks offer it all. Stable passive income, with growth opportunities already on the way.

The iShares Core High Dividend ETF (HDV) offers high yields and a low fee, but has some drawbacks that prevent it from excelling.

Satterthwaite demonstrated that combining both dividend yield and net repurchase yield into total shareholder yield is a far ...

The iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF (DGRO) holds an affordable and diversified portfolio of U.S. dividend growth stocks.

One important consideration for investors thinking about buying exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, is the fund's weighting methodology. Weighting is an important aspect of position sizing.

But for those who want to remain in the market, doing so conservatively is ideal. And although you’re no longer pulling a weekly paycheck, you can turn to dividend ETFs that will pay you while you’re ...