The BEST High Dividend ETFs for Worry Free Passive Income investing!


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Lets dive into US again and grab a couple of Passive Income ETFs . Generally, US ETFs are great for a couple of reasons:

- lowest fees
- US generally have more stocks & more stocks that pay dividends and increase their dividends- US stock market historically performed better than TSX
- If you use Tax Sheltered accounts then no dividend taxes needs to be paid



In this video you will find 4 best Dividend ETFs on US stock market based on overall historical performance, diversification and strategy they are using. And remember, you will never see a MER being charged on you as a transaction on your account.. the MER is included into the ETF price.. a nice way to look at it is to subtract MER from Dividend Yield.


For example if ETF's dividend Yield is 3% and MER is 0.2%.. then the effective net income you would be getting is 2.8% ( and that is just dividend.. not accounting for capital gains (share price appreciation) you would be getting overtime..)



An important thing I want to mention for my Canadian friends. As the ETFs I'm going to talk about today are on US stock market and they they are dividend paying ETFs.. ideally you want to hold them on:
- RRSP, because no dividend tax credit, and no withholding tax
- If no room left in RRSP or you don't want to use RRSP for some other reason - the next best thing is your unregistered account or marging account, because all or part of the 15% withholding tax can be recovered through the foreign tax credit
- If #2 is not an option for you as well for some reason... then TFSA.. but there will be withholding tax (15%) that cannot be recovered

1. SCHD - Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF
Assets: 25B
Total Holdings: 103 stocksMER: 0.06%
Yield: 2.81%
Dividend Paid: quarterly
Compound return since inception: 15% annually (since 2011)
DRIP: $12000

2. VYM - Vanguard High Dividend Yield
Assets: 46.5B
Total Holdings: 416 stocks
MER: 0.06%
Yield: 2.9%
Dividend Paid: quarterly
Compound return since inception: 8.46% annually (since 2006)
DRIP: $17,800

3. VIG - Vanguard Dividend Appreciation
Assets: 70.7B
Total Holdings: 247 stocks
MER: 0.06%
Yield: 1.53%
Dividend Paid: quarterly
Compound return since inception: 9.94% annually (since 2006)
DRIP: $47,000

4. SPYD - SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 High Dividend ETF
Assets: 4.5B
Total Holdings: 78 stocks
MER: 0.07%
Yield: 4.6%
Dividend Paid: quarterly
Compound return since inception: 9% annually (since 2015)
DRIP: $2900

5. SPHD - Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF
Assets: 3B - the smallest one
Total Holdings: 52 stocks
MER: 0.3% - the highest fee among everyone.
Yield: 4.02% - the highest dividend yield
Dividend Paid: monthly
Compound return since inception: 11% annually (since 2006)
DRIP: $17,100

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