5 Dividend ETFs to Hold Forever - Easy Millions

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00:00 - Intro
02:40 - Fund 1
05:57 - Fund 2
08:17 - Fund 3
09:42 - Fund 4
11:09 - Fund 5
12:24 - Holding Overlap
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[@BusinessWithBrian]

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[@johndeanconway7931]

Luv the ETFs. I own both SCHD and DGRO. SCHD is one of my cores in the managed portfolio. I also own VPU (utilities ETF), AMD tech stocks, but I also own an individual utility company like DUK.

[@hannahcholerton1253]

How effective is your managed tradings with this lot and which stocks wave should I consider on my fidelity right now.

[@johndeanconway7931]

It better you recognize that stocks involves more than just predicting movements based off trends wave it also involves participating behind top performers with an experience and earn using awell positioned skill sets. I’d say margaret ann myatt the intelligent investor is a top market overachiever…

[@hannahcholerton1253]

I’d consider a similar viewpoint, I’m trying to figure out your selected holdings at the moment with this individual?

[@johndeanconway7931]

I've had majority of my holdings in ETFs, tech stocks and I've had 65% increase in my portfolio, especially with Nvidia, AMD P/E (price to earnings ratio) adding few others, Feel free to imitate my steps with a top performer.

[@mondimlotshwa3958]

SPY, IVV, VOO, VTI hitting the scene so far. These ETF's doing just fine.

[@djrom66]

JEPQ is my favorite. Not much fluctuation, steady Div return.

[@offbuy]

Thank you so much for the great information.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Glad it was helpful!

[@porpor4602]

Wow, great information and comparison. Thanks for your work!

[@BusinessWithBrian]

My pleasure! I'm happy that you were able to get some value out of the video. Thanks again for the comment

[@LiftBTC]

you are a life saver , i was looking at the vast ocean that is ETF's and i finally , finally feel confident in what i have allocated into them , thank you !!

[@evadeanu1]

You are delivering your message so clearly. Thanks.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

I greatly appreciate that comment. Thank you!

[@TheTedStriker007]

Thank you Brian for your videos and spreadsheets. They help new investors like myself out a lot. Much appreciated

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Great to hear! Thank you

[@larisagehmie5127]

Thank you so much Brian for all your knowledge, I've learned so much from you. God bless you.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

You are very welcome

[@Nick-zd4cr]

JEPQ, SCHD, SCHG, and VOO for the win

[@dangardner8456]

I would rather have the SPYI and the QQQI

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Those are solid choices.

[@angelromero8076]

QQQM

[@Crabchann]

What about TRIN? I don’t trust it cus it’s new and it’s a debtor company. It’s at 14.89 and its yield is 13 which is around $2 a year

[@Markazoid6041]

SCHD, VOO and QQQM

[@Randy58-zn4ez]

I like VIG which is a growth dividend fund. The yield is not high but capital appreciation is. It’s more conservative and it’s less volatile.

[@murbanaiy2574]

What do you think about AMLP? I wander how does it compare with EINC?

[@dancover3624]

Thanks Brian

[@BusinessWithBrian]

You're welcome!

[@coltonadams3937]

Subscribed after 1 video. Love the insight you provide. Thanks!

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Awesome, thank you! I hope you're able to enjoy my future videos. Let me know if you ever have any requests

[@coltonadams3937]

Would love to learn more about taxes.

[@evadeanu1]

Me too!

[@BusinessWithBrian]

​@coltonadams3937 what aspect of taxes? I do have a few videos on investments with the least taxes. But let me know.

[@charlielipthratt7291]

Thanks for the comparison, Brian. I enjoyed learning more details about your history from your interview with Ari. You two unpacked a lot!

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Thanks! I greatly appreciate your comment. We certainly unpacked a lot, but I must apologize that I was sick at the time and on a lot of medication......so I apologize for my long-windedness. Plus, Ari must have edited a lot, because I was coughing throughout the entire interview. Thanks again!

[@LiftBTC]

it was a wonderful talk@@BusinessWithBrian

[@mt24Carson]

Thanks Brian for the video. While return data is useful, it is also important to consider liquidity. In taking a look at EINC, the daily volume is only $3.8k, with 729 traded today. In a buy-and-hold context, you don't normally plan to sell. However, having liquidity provides some reassurance. Also I understand that MLPs are different animals from equities. JEPI and SCHD definitely have liquidity. I own three of the five you mentioned, and did own one other for a short time. 👍

[@BusinessWithBrian]

You are correct. It is a less popular ETF (EINC), which plays a large role in its liquidity. I'm speculating that a lot of people that invest in this ETF let it ride for the long-term given its solid returns. I also look for liquidity in my purchases, but it has yet to bite me on the backside, where the liquidity was low. Then again, I only have 1 or 2 investments with low liquidity. But you make a great point for any short-tern investors.

[@loakland2773]

Thoughts on DGRO …???

[@loakland2773]

Thanks Brian. Well done. Used to drink Coke products over Pepsi. Hold SCHD. DIVO. Used to hold JEPI & DGRW. Always great informative videos. Thank you

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Thank you, I appreciate the note. You sound like your relatively versed in your funds. Thanks so much for the comment

[@ThaRealDeejayThaBarber]

SCHD & SPYD are my FOREVER holds✊🏾✌🏾

[@Jfhelwig]

DGRO and FDRR both did good for me

[@captnawty7966]

I really like your honest approach to this video. Many of us are trying to sort through all the noise from STOCKS or ETF's. Solid dividend yield and consistency is very important to me.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@DeepakGupta-re8iz]

Hi Brian, thanks for the excellent video as always. Would you be able to make a video update on the stocks that you covered in your previous videos on cyber security, evtol, AI etc. It will be useful for everybody to know which one we can still invest, hold or sell. Don't need to go into detail but just your view will be very helpful to everybody..

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Great suggestion! I'll try to think of how best to present it.

[@tonioyendis4464]

My starting 5 are: JEPQ, DIVO, SPLG, SCHD, SCHG

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Solid.

[@user-uk6db3mb2f]

Curious how BALI will do relative to DIVO over time.

[@USMC09]

Love the video! Awesome explanation everything. Can someone agree with me if you do 50% voo/ 50% schd, youll be just fine?

[@DusVen44]

The easy answer is yes. For someone who doesn't want to complicate their strategy, picking a few ETFs that don't overlap holdings too much will lead to financial freedom if they follow the rules. Whether you dollar cost average the portfolio or wait for 25% drops before investing larger chunks, it will work. Most people get caught up in the rabbit hole of strategies and get analysis paralysis instead of just starting with a simple plan.

[@richardjohnson1261]

Yours is a very good, solid approach... if. If you have time. Or, if you've already accumulated a sizable nest-egg. If you need income from this mix now, you will only get about 2.5% in dividends for income. You'd need a couple mil invested to get any reasonable amount of cash-flow. If you don't need income and you have time, this mix will grow into a nice sum from which you can eventually glean income as well as experience continued growth. Good Luck and cheers

[@Colorado_Native]

Pepsi is the best soda for drinking. I own both, but more of KO. Would that make it a tie?

[@BusinessWithBrian]

It just makes your comment awesome

[@shaypatino2268]

Hi Brian, these are great points. Will you be able to provide UK equivalents for these please? Would really appreciate your response. Thanks so much

[@aaana3]

I second that :)

[@gunnerstnt01]

QQQ, SCHD, VGT

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Solid choice

[@drescherjm]

I have 2 of those. I purchased 400 shares of QQQ in 2009 for around $30 per share.

[@davedelpozzo7517]

SDIV seems pretty consistent

[@LOVE-JC777]

Good for a beginner in a Roth IRA retirement account? will I live off the dividends in my retirement. Ty

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Very smart.

[@tremonti2137]

Man I can’t believe I stop receiving notifications for this channel! This info is gold!

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Hey, I'm just happy you made it back. Thanks so much for the comment

[@briimarie2218]

Do you invest yourself in NGLD?

[@DarakeDivz]

Coke to drink, Pepsi to Invest Appreciate this video and the insights not seen elsewhere. Cheers 🍻

[@BusinessWithBrian]

My pleasure. Thank you so much for the comment

[@cynthomsen9133]

Pepsi is the best!

[@mdw1000]

MLPs can make your taxes significantly more complicated when you own them individually. Not sure how that works in an ETF

[@notcompletelycluelessbutclose]

Hi Brian....when will you do a review of your experience with Limits Express Company. There's very little online evidence of their business history. Curious about this company and potential opportunity.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

I'll provide an update in a future video in 1-2 weeks. I'll also be giving updates in my newsletter. But if you ever want to know, you can just email me too. It has been slow to buy product, and get Amazon approval to sell the brands, but my first week with product on Amazon I sold a few thousand, and I need to get a report on my margins. I'll be completely transparent about my experience.

[@notcompletelycluelessbutclose]

@@BusinessWithBrian Thanks Brian! I’ll email you and get on your newsletter. It seems an interesting opportunity.

[@Wha2les]

Does EINC require k1 forms?

[@BusinessWithBrian]

According to the VanEck website it specifically states that it does not require a K1 form

[@Wha2les]

@@BusinessWithBrian might be worth looking at then since I think some of those companies in its listing do require it.

[@bashirkhan5555]

can you compare JEPQ VS QQQi

[@BusinessWithBrian]

I'm on it.

[@rsdalal]

Problem with Dividends is tax every year unless these are in tax deferred accounts. Is there any company, which generates Equity/Stocks instead of cash for dividends ? So that you pay taxes only when you sell the equity. But in case of cash dividend, you pay taxes every year, which is not good for compounding growth. Any idea ?

[@BusinessWithBrian]

It's a very good point, so much so that I only invest in dividend stocks in ETFs in my tax advantage accounts. All growth stocks and ETFs reinvest all of their Equity back into the business and that's why they don't pay dividends. I have several videos on the top growth options as well. Without the headache of dividends and interest at the end of the year, in a taxed account

[@BeeBombard]

Question if I invested in these. Should I put these in a Roth IRA or a brokerage account? The reason I ask is because over time I’d like to pull out the dividends collected. A Roth wouldn’t allow me to do this until retirement correct? So would a brokerage be the smart move? Or can I still do this with a Roth IRA?

[@BusinessWithBrian]

I think I just responded to this question from another video. So I'll refer to that response where it depends on your age, and a few other details.

[@derickhuntley1494]

Now on the roth it's you want be able to withdraw funds until your retirement age ,but a brokerage account you can take the dividends money and transfer it to your bank account,but you will have to report each year and pay taxes on the dividends each year come tax time

[@mcajack]

ROTH contributions can be withdrawn anytime but you can’t take out any of the the growth without penalties before 59 1/2.

[@janeping12]

Thank you for another great, informative video. However, could you please change the flowy gray/white background? It's very distracting from all the good information. It also makes me dizzy.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Yes, I was testing out a new editor and we were way too late in the process to try to change the crumpled paper in the background. I agree, it's not my favorite Style

[@marcialittle1860]

Okay, I'll bite on the KO/PEP rivalry. I don't drink either one since I don't like colas. I drink tea, water, and lemonade.

[@TravelUrsul]

Pepsi!!!!

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Love it!

[@SitisConnubium]

LOve your channel do you have Any recommendations for a 53 year old with 1000.00 a month to invest with no debt but also no real retirement built up other than art valued at 300k and im already maxed out 20 % on my 401k from work for the passed year? So a 1000k a month investment?

[@mvanroo]

Pepsi please

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Nothing better than a Pepsi on a road trip.

[@FirinMahLazer1]

I think you meant 18 holes of golf not 18 rounds 😂.

[@BusinessWithBrian]

Guilty. I blame it on the day drinking......on a Tuesday.

[@timothybancroft6579]

Pep has a more diverse moat❤

[@s.ri.1020]

Pepsi

[@BusinessWithBrian]

I can't disagree with that

[@jr-xf1ow]

Easy millions?

[@BusinessWithBrian]

If you invest and hold, it's not a whole lot of work

[@timmy101able]

Why mention JEPI seems like a stupid fund.. what benefit does it offer over a fund like QYLD or RYLD? Some BS protection that will do nothing 99% of the time unless if there is a total stock market crash and even then it may not have any protection at all.. it’s just a fund KZbinrs mention to get views IMO..

[@BusinessWithBrian]

I respect all opinions. I gave the specifics why it was on my list with regards to performance during a broad range of time frames (both good and bad times). What are your specific reasons against it? How does it fail your requirements and expectations?

[@kennyh5083]

Business with a brain? Haha Yea should be named Business without a brain, as he has zero clue as to what's coming!

[@BusinessWithBrian]

HA hah HA ha ha ha ha. Looks like I need clues from Kenny's blues. You clearly earned your millions quicker than I did. Please, we are on the edge of our seats. Enlighten us.

[@USMC09]

Ide love to hear the input and argument

[@TheRealJBMcMunn]

​​@@USMC09 No you wouldn't. Your IQ will drop 10 points every time Kenny opens his mouth. I read his other comment on this channel regarding gold. He appears to have only a superficial understanding of gold.

[@haroldallaberg6359]

gold is a terrible investment

[@kennylok2215]

LSXMK😮

[@Xande191]

FDVV

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