If you love dividends but want to invest in dividend stocks the easy way, these dividend ETFs will be right up your alley.

Much like with any type of stock, you can pick individual dividend growers, or you can hold a basket of them in a diversified ...

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

VDADX has an exchange-traded version, the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG, 0.05% expense ratio), that you can buy for ...

Another top ETF for retirees is the Vanguard Value Index Fund ETF. It yields a solid 2% and has minimal fees, with its ...

First Trust Morningstar Dividend Leaders Index Fund ETF is downgraded to hold due to persistent underperformance versus peers ...

FVD is rated Hold due to persistent underperformance, high expense ratio, and disappointing dividend yield. Learn more about ...

This Fidelity ETF has averaged annual gains not far off from those of the powerful S&P 500. But it offers a dividend yield that's more than twice as generous as that of the S&P 500. Its portfolio ...

Investing in dividend stocks is a portfolio allocation strategy that, frankly, hasn’t worked wonders for investors in recent ...

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

Todd Trubey: Hi. I’m Todd Trubey, a senior manager research analyst with Morningstar. If you’re a US investor with a domestic dividend fund, you might think the yield looks pretty weak lately. Well, ...

"Index funds can help investors achieve long-term success through their low costs, broad diversification, low turnover and ...