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In addition, as noted by 247WallSt.com contributor Rich Duprey in May 2025, “The Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF's 1.75% 12-month trailing dividend yield may seem modest, but its strength lies in d...

There is a total of 97 Vanguard ETFs you can buy on U.S. stock exchanges. Many investors use Vanguard ETFs for their extremely low investment fees, and the company offers some of the most popular divi...

The U.S. dollar index has experienced its worst half-year in decades. There are compelling reasons to believe this trend could continue. We look at VYMI and discuss whether it could serve as a good he...

VYMI offers broad international exposure with a heavy financials tilt but lacks strong growth or unique sector advantages versus peers. The fund's 4.5% yield is decent, yet alternatives like IDV and E...

The Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF (VYMI 0.60%) is trading for an all-time high as of this writing and has already gained 18% in 2025. In general, international stocks are having an ex...

One old rule of thumb on Wall Street is that investors should put 60% of their assets in stocks and 40% in bonds to create a balanced portfolio. If you are aggressive, you could go 80/20, and if you a...

Market turbulence has become a hallmark of today's investing landscape. Against the shifting sands of monetary policy and elevated macro uncertainty, investors are increasingly seeking strategies that...

The S&P 500 recently reached a new all-time high, and many stocks are at or near their own 52-week highs. But there are two important things for ETF investors to know.

It isn't just the S&P 500 that is near its all-time high. International stocks have also delivered excellent performances recently.

The VYM and VYMI are top dividend ETFs for retirees who don't want to sacrifice too much growth for more upfront yield.