In the investment market, dividend ETFs remain attractive. They generate consistent income. Two options stand out: Schwab's SCHD and Vanguard's VYMI.



The VYMI is interesting. It focuses on international companies with high dividends. It follows an index that excludes the U.S. More than 1,500 stocks.

It costs about $90 per share. It seems to offer a yield of 4.2% for the next year. Payments have grown. Impressive.

Geographic diversification is key. Global markets. Less risk, I suppose.

The expenses are low. 0.22%. Not bad for an international ETF.

Combining VYMI with SCHD could work well. National and international dividends. A more stable income stream, perhaps. It's not a bad idea.

It's an option to consider. Although nothing is perfect in investments, of course.
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