How to Invest in DIVIDEND ETFs

So, they're both dividends, um, dividend focused, but they're a little bit different.

The Fidelity one is called the high dividend ETF.

So, as you can imagine, it's going after, uh, it's looking at yield companies that have the highest yield.

It's it's also got another factor in there like payout ratio, like how much is their potential for them to keep raising the dividend and, uh, dividend growth versus DGrow, which is just more stable companies that have consistently raised their dividends.

So, um, Fidelity one is also very concentrated.

It's only 100 names.

You get almost 400 in the DGrow product.

So, it's a little bit more uh watered down.

Just be aware with this, you're going to have a little some different sector tilts.

So, with the Fidelity product, you tend to be a little bit overweight tech than some than the DGrow product.

Um you would overweight financials.

So, just be wary of like kind of the different uh sector weights that you'll have.

This is a tough one.

I don't know if one's necessarily better.

I think if you want something that's more kind of stable and quality, the Dgrow one, I lean towards that one.

Um, if you want something that just has highest yield or has the potential to keep raising, have FD VVV.

I'm I think I'm pretty split on this one.

I think they're both really unique methodologies.

I don't know if one is necessarily that much better.

Um, so I think I'm going to do a split decision on this