(DGRO)

The iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF prioritizes dividend sustainability and growth, with strong diversification and lower concentration risk, making it a core holding for defensive income investors. ...

Many, if not most, of us would do well to include a bunch of dividend payers in our portfolio. Naturally, if we're retired, we can use that regular income to pay for living expenses.

Does slow and steady really win the race? Two ETFs put this concept to the test.

Dividend investing is an attractive investing model for people who want to own stocks and generate passive income.

Building a low-stress retirement income stream requires a diversified portfolio of durable, defensive, and dividend-growing stocks or funds. I share two approaches to achieving a low-stress dividend g...

A dividend-based portfolio is a powerful tool for building a secure retirement, delivering steady passive income to fund a stress-free future. By investing in reliable dividend-paying stocks or exchan...

Holding a bunch of stocks from the same sector doesn't mean you're diversified. In fact, it could make your portfolio more vulnerable. Small positions (

I am supportive of the general idea of dividend growth investing, since it is a simple but powerful way to select high-quality stocks. DGRO offers one interpretation of a dividend growth strategy, and...

Rising interest rates and the U.S. credit downgrade have made dividend growth stocks less timely now than two months ago. After examining two leadings funds, VIG and DGRO, I still feel positive for di...

DGRO strikes an ideal balance between dividend growth and earnings growth, avoiding the pitfalls of high-yield, slow-growth strategies common in other dividend ETFs. The fund's low cost, broad diversi...