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Once you select a dividend investment style, every holding in that ETF will have a similar profile. For example, suppose you choose a fund that only invests in large-cap companies with a history of consistently paying dividends. In that case, a fund manager cannot deviate from that investment strategy.
This principle is important as the investment style you choose will determine the varying degrees of risk and the potential returns. For retail investors, ETFs are convenient because they provide instant diversification at a low cost. This added benefit makes dividend ETFs appealing to market participants, especially when picking stocks requires a certain level of investment knowledge. Below are some of the most widely held dividend ETFs on the market. Data as of Oct. Dividend Achievers Select Index.
The investment strategy focuses on dividend growth, selecting companies that have consistently increased dividend payments for at least a decade. The index selects high-yield dividend-paying companies based in the U. The index screens for companies that have consistently increased dividend payments for at least 20 consecutive years. The index selects high-dividend yield companies — about of them — based in the United States.
The index screens for multinational household names with a history of increasing dividends for at least 25 years, with some of them doing so for more than 40 years. Dividend payments are usually issued to shareholders every quarter, although, in some cases, there can be special dividends that act as a one-time bonus. Investors pay particular attention to the dividend yield, highlighting how much a company or fund pays in relation to its stock price.
Dividend yields are calculated by taking the annual dividend payment and dividing it by the share price. The yield is shown as a percentage. Yields may be calculated based upon payments made over the last year or payments expected to be made over the next year. Or, perhaps, a company may be trying to lure investors with high yields. A dividend payment is just the icing on the cake. Inherently, dividend investing tends to be less risky.
Companies in a position to issue regular payments are often more cash-rich than those trying to rapidly grow their businesses. Well-established names also have a history of boosting their dividend payouts every year and take a lot of pride in doing so. Like any other investment, dividend ETFs are susceptible to losses. The magnitude of potential losses is tied to the level of risk contained in the portfolio. Send feedback to the editorial team. Rate this Article.
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