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When it comes to income investing, there are many index funds to choose from and a wide range of risks, yields, and upside potential to consider. With that in mind, here are three excellent Vanguard

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As we head into fall, it could be an excellent opportunity for long-term investors to add dividend stock exposure to their portfolios. Without getting too deep into the economics, a falling-rate

Intel and Walgreens Boots Alliance are some of the more notable dividend stocks that have cut or suspended their dividend payments this year. The danger for investors is in assuming that a dividend

There are some excellent index funds that focus on dividend stocks, and thanks to the current interest rate environment, dividend yields are generally higher than they've been in years. But while

Vanguard has over 85 exchange-traded funds (ETFs), but not all of them focus on equities. Many target bonds and risk-free assets like U.S. Treasuries.

It's hard for an equity ETF to compete with a

If you are an investor looking to generate passive income from your portfolio so you can use it to live, you'll want to be very careful with what you buy in the exchange-traded fund (ETF) world. For

Vanguard exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are excellent ways to get low-cost exposure to a variety of stocks. And while investors may be familiar with one of the more well-known Vanguard funds like the

After going through its annual reconstitution, the Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (NYSEMKT: SCHD) lost some of its fastest-growing dividend stocks and replaced them with much slower dividend-growth

Billionaire Warren Buffett is famous for his skill at picking individual stocks. His returns have been phenomenal, trouncing the wider market averages over the past several decades.

But choosing

There is no one "right" way to invest. You need to find a path that makes sense to you so you can stick to it through the inherent ups and downs of the stock market. For example, there are many