ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF News

Both VIG and NOBL offer exposure to stocks with a considerable history of consistent dividend growth. While the dividend increase history must be at least 25 years for inclusion in NOBL, 10 years are

The S&P 500 Index has rebounded sharply off its previous low in October, closing up 14% on Feb. 17 since October's trough. The market could continue to rally, of course.

Many are scared about the recent stock market volatility on high inflation, rising rate worries and geopolitics. But there are some ETFs that seem to be ageless.

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It probably won't be the most stable income stream, but it's within reach.

“Dividend aristocrats” is the name that S&P Dow Jones uses for its indexes of companies that have extremely long records of dividend growth.

The dividend yield isn't the only detail investors should focus on.

I'm starting this article with a theoretical background explaining the benefits that come with high-quality dividends. We dive into empirical evidence supporting a wide variety of dividend strategies.

Dividend Aristocrats are stocks that have paid an increasing dividend every year for at least 25 years. Dividend Aristocrats are different than Dividend Kings.

The VettaFi voices have gathered around the hydration station to discuss the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) entering its 30s. Milestone birthdays are, of course, a time of reflection.

The key question of 2023 — will there be a hard or soft-landing — depends very much on which economy one is looking at: the goods economy or the service economy.

Josh Duitz, Abrdn's deputy head of global equities, joins 'Closing Bell: Overtime' to discuss the strength in dividend stocks, which he believes will continue to grow in 2023.

In a livecast event this Friday, I'm going to be recapping the past year in ETFs and previewing what is likely ahead of us with one of my favorite people in the ETF industry that does not work for Vet

Dividend Aristocrats are steady and maybe a bit boring. But that can be a good thing, especially during periods of volatility

"Dividend Aristocrats" is an S&P term for stocks that have raised their annual dividend every year for many years, 25 in the US or 10 internationally. As a strategy, investing in dividend aristocrats