Dividend ETFs remain a go-to choice for income-focused investors, though the quality and reliability of payouts can vary widely. Using TipRanks’ ...

VIG and DIV are two well-known dividend ETFs, but one of them looks like a clear winner. Both ETFs serve a different purpose, and if you want to maximize your returns in 2026, VIG is the better choice ...

iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF (PFF) yields 6.46% and holds $14.65B in net assets. PFF invests in financials and preferred stocks with top holdings including Boeing and Wells Fargo.

This ETF brings geographic diversification to portfolios with an above-average (though not risky) dividend yield.

Investing in stocks primarily for yield has been in a slump. It has been quite a while since the “sexy” part of the stock market focused on tickers whose best side is their high, consistent, and ...

As the market broadens out heading into 2026, high-yield dividend stocks could be set to finally outperform the S&P 500.

Inflation in the United States accelerated in June, indicating the early impact of new tariffs. The Consumer Price Index grew 2.7% year over year, up from the 2.4% increase in May and marking the ...

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