(VIG)

Put your $1,000 to good use with these three ETFs. Each of the ETFs have shown impressive historical performance, has a low-expense ratio and are highly diversified.

Fed rate-cut signals and economic uncertainty boost investor interest in dividend-focused ETFs like VIG and VYM for steady income.

Growth stocks such as Nvidia and Broadcom may have dominated headlines in recent years due to their huge artificial intelligence (AI)-driven gains. It's not like dividend stocks completely faltered du...

The Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG 0.54%) has a name that might confuse some investors. It includes the word "dividend," which makes it seem like it could be an income-focused exchange traded...

Dividends can be a great way to boost your overall portfolio returns and generate capital to save, reinvest, or otherwise put to work as you desire. You can choose shares of individual income stocks o...

With a roughly 1.7% yield as of this writing, the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG 0.56%) isn't exactly the highest-paying dividend ETF. Far from it.

On the plus side, you are getting close to retirement, which means the days of constantly pinging phones and daily meetings are hopefully coming to an end.

Dividend ETFs offer cash flow and diversified holdings. You don't have to stay up late at night researching dividend stocks to get respectable returns and extra income.

These VIG dividend stocks have high yields and regular payouts. Their yields outpace the Federal Reserve's long-term target.

Researching hundreds or thousands of stocks to find the three that a long-term investor wants to stick with for an extended period of time takes a tremendous amount of effort and time. That’s wh...