How Much Do You Need to Create $25,000 Dividends from the Top 19 High-Yield Income ETF's ------------------------------------ ...

There are some bargains to be found for dividend investors right now.

These exchange-traded funds are two of the most popular dividend ETFs. One of them is clearly better than the other.

Discover IWMI, it sports a massive 13.5% distribution yield. Upside potential is significantly reduced, although not zero.

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF offers a low expense ratio and a high yield. By focusing on high-yield value stocks, the ETF is an ideal fit for risk-averse investors. Given its value focus, the ...

When rates begin to fall, securities like bonds tend to look less effective and attractive due to their low yields. And as investors get closer to retirement, fixed-income securities like bonds may ...

For income investors who are tired of “safe” 2% or 3% yields, the current market offers a variety of different ETFs that are ...

This actively managed fixed income ETF targets diversified bond exposure and reported a 5.09% annualized yield in its latest filing.

There are dividend ETFs with higher yields out there, but this fund makes it easier for income investors to sleep at night. It's an efficient tool for harnessing dividends from outside the U.S. The ...

Income investors have flocked to the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (NYSEARCA:JEPI) for years, and it is easy to see why.

Explore EMHY high-yield emerging market bonds offering a 6.5% yield, strong momentum and medium-term returns—see if this ETF ...

This ETF targets U.S. corporate bonds downgraded from investment grade, delivering a 6.16% yield and broad sector exposure.