SCHD may be the best dividend-focused fund out there. What do you think of it? Get my dividend portfolio that uses SCHD as its main component here: www.optimizedportfolio.com/m1-finance-dividend-pie/
I've been considering buying ETFs/SCHD stocks for retirement, I have set asides $100k but somewhere along the line, I get cold feet maybe because I'm a rookie and have no idea what I'm doing, please I could really use some guideline
Love the content, SCHD has to be one of the best dividend ETFs out there with a good dividend yield and strong price return. During times of volatility, going into broad based ETFs instead of individual stocks should definitely give investors peace of mind.
SCHD has pretty much matched the SP500 since it's inception. It did this with significantly less draw down during bear market. This performance is because if the large tilt towards value and qualify factors that are associated with schwabs selection process. This basket of 100 mature established companies typically have low PE's with excellent fundementals. For someone like me who would like to avoid bubbles like we see in big tech SCHD checks all the boxs. SCHD is Nearly all of the return with much less risk then the Sp500.
In my current state of mind, I go for total return broad market global without tilting much and appreciate that dividends happen to come as a side effect. I dropped my dividend tilt, which was VYM (Vanguard yield monster 👹) but if I get into dividend ETFs again, it’s gonna be SCHD. My favorite dividend ETF: IEFA, iShares developed foreign. Not quite the same class as SCHD, but great TTM yield.
I want to sell all my VTI now and put it into SCHD. The only problem is that when the markets rebound, VTI is going to outperform SCHD. I am probably still 20 years from retirement but the older I get the more that I only care about the dividends.
Great video, thank you for the content. You cannot go wrong with broad market funds and capitalizing on a basket of stocks, especially during such market volatility!
Hello Kath, If you need additional income in retirement, and want to use dividend ETF's, I am invested in XYLD, RYLD, DIVO, and JEPI. My point of view: Highly recommended. Good luck...
@@kathm1965 No, QYLD has lost value since inception. RYLD and XYLD have not. These are better than QYLD in my opinion. Now, everything is down in the market right now, so I am still buying for dollar cost averaging.
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SCHD may be the best dividend-focused fund out there. What do you think of it? Get my dividend portfolio that uses SCHD as its main component here: www.optimizedportfolio.com/m1-finance-dividend-pie/
SCHD has out performed S&P in the bull market and now the bear market. A solid core holding for dividend/income investors.
How much % do you have in it as of now (more less)
@@exigeyt6269 10%
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@OptimizedPortfolio thanks brother!! 😊 keep that great content coming
I've been considering buying ETFs/SCHD stocks for retirement, I have set asides $100k but somewhere along the line, I get cold feet maybe because I'm a rookie and have no idea what I'm doing, please I could really use some guideline
You can buy dividend ETFs if you don't want to get into individual stocks. My favorite is SCHD. you can use a coach
@@lorihomer1721 A coach sounds like a good idea, but how can I get a reliable one considering the nature of the market today?
Love the content, SCHD has to be one of the best dividend ETFs out there with a good dividend yield and strong price return. During times of volatility, going into broad based ETFs instead of individual stocks should definitely give investors peace of mind.
Thanks for watching!
SCHD is one of the best ETF`s out there. I own it.
Thanks for watching! :)
SCHD has pretty much matched the SP500 since it's inception. It did this with significantly less draw down during bear market. This performance is because if the large tilt towards value and qualify factors that are associated with schwabs selection process. This basket of 100 mature established companies typically have low PE's with excellent fundementals. For someone like me who would like to avoid bubbles like we see in big tech SCHD checks all the boxs. SCHD is Nearly all of the return with much less risk then the Sp500.
Indeed. Thanks for the comment, Alf!
In my current state of mind, I go for total return broad market global without tilting much and appreciate that dividends happen to come as a side effect. I dropped my dividend tilt, which was VYM (Vanguard yield monster 👹) but if I get into dividend ETFs again, it’s gonna be SCHD.
My favorite dividend ETF: IEFA, iShares developed foreign. Not quite the same class as SCHD, but great TTM yield.
Good way of looking at it, Jeffrey!
Nice vlog! Great presentation. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Greetings from Plano, Texas, United States.
Thanks! :)
I want to sell all my VTI now and put it into SCHD. The only problem is that when the markets rebound, VTI is going to outperform SCHD. I am probably still 20 years from retirement but the older I get the more that I only care about the dividends.
Maybe, maybe not. In any case, dividends per se should never be the sole focus: www.optimizedportfolio.com/dividends/
I love SCHD 💵
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Great video, thank you for the content. You cannot go wrong with broad market funds and capitalizing on a basket of stocks, especially during such market volatility!
Thanks, Ari!
SCHD is without a doubt one of the best ETFs.
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Good time to invest in it while price is down
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I have 3 - schd, divo, jepi. and I recently retired.
I like those.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks- always informative. Have you got a dividend portfolio for someone who is going to retire in less than a year?
Hello Kath, If you need additional income in retirement, and want to use dividend ETF's, I am invested in XYLD, RYLD, DIVO, and JEPI. My point of view: Highly recommended. Good luck...
@@thomashart1030 No qyld?
@@kathm1965 No, QYLD has lost value since inception. RYLD and XYLD have not. These are better than QYLD in my opinion. Now, everything is down in the market right now, so I am still buying for dollar cost averaging.
Thanks, Kath! I've got a couple sample retirement portfolios on my website, like the one here: www.optimizedportfolio.com/retirement-etfs/
Great video. I subscribed
Thank you! :)
What about DIVO ? It has much higher dividend yield.
Completely different fund. Yield should never be the sole consideration. Video on DIVO coming in a couple weeks.
Do you know any reit etfs ?
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Would SCHD and VTI be a good mix?
Sure, if you wanted to invest broadly in U.S. stocks with a dividend tilt.
What about schd and vym? Very similar?
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why not SCHD + SPLG?
Dividens we share in prodits
Totally
It's at a 52-week low right now.
loadddddddd upppppp!!! SCHD and VTI then sleep like a baby
Find something that isn’t at a 52 week low. The 52 week low isn’t even really that low for this stock.
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