Explore how differences in sector focus and dividend strategy set these two popular Vanguard ETFs apart for income investors.

Quick Read iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF (DGRO) returned 55.6% over five years with dividends growing at 7.11% annually.

For a retiree’s portfolio, consistent income and steady growth are key. That’s why many are arming their nest eggs with ...

Expense-conscious investors weighing sector breadth and portfolio focus will find key differences between these two dividend ...

Key Points SCHD holds $71B in assets and charges a 0.06% expense ratio while yielding nearly 4%. JEPI generates over 8% yield ...

For most investors, this is a game to stick in for the long haul. That includes novice investors with decades ahead of them ...

When retirement income depends on dividends that actually arrive, sector concentration stops being a flaw and starts looking ...

The Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG) focuses on long-term dividend growth stocks. The Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF (VYM) targets stocks with above-average yields. With the economy and the ...