I’d personally rather have a portfolio with a combo of low and high yielding ETFs that generates the same overall 5% yield. A basket of DGRW, VIG, DGRO and SCHD combined with BALI, QQQI, FEPI, etc. All these high yield funds are tax advantaged and the overall portfolio would likely produce better total return and more dependable dividend growth over time. As income outpaces expenses, dial the allocation more toward the lower yield funds. Too easy. 👍🏻
SCHD reconstitutes annually, not monthly like the (ad) video said. What does the monthly churn do to the tax profile of DIVO?
How is it different than JEPI? It seems Very Similar. Except it has a higher expense ratio.?
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Describe ELN’s, exactly
I thought the same
I’d personally rather have a portfolio with a combo of low and high yielding ETFs that generates the same overall 5% yield.
A basket of DGRW, VIG, DGRO and SCHD combined with BALI, QQQI, FEPI, etc. All these high yield funds are tax advantaged and the overall portfolio would likely produce better total return and more dependable dividend growth over time.
As income outpaces expenses, dial the allocation more toward the lower yield funds. Too easy. 👍🏻
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I see DIVO as SCHD little brother. I have long positions on both.
Perfect. What other etfs you hold
I own both + DIVB.
Management fee is too high! I have an S&P 500 ETF that has a 0.03% management fee!
yes but your Snp500 etf does not pay a 4.5% dividend
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