Investing in quality exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be key to balancing out risk in your portfolio.

Are you in search of three Vanguard ETFs to provide lifetime income at a reasonable cost?

Expense ratios, sector tilts, and portfolio concentration set these two dividend ETFs apart for income-focused investors.

If you want international stock exposure with a chance for higher dividend yields, this Vanguard ETF could be a good buy.

Invest $10,000 in Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF (NYSEARCA:VYM) at its November 10, 2006 launch and, based on verified historical data, that position would be worth meaningfully more today — with ...

Two of Vanguard's international equity ETFs have been strong performers. But the high dividend ETF has bested its larger peer for the past 10 years. This ETF might be the better buy amid global ...

Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF (NYSEMKT:VYM) and Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (NYSEMKT:VIG) both provide low-cost exposure to U.S. dividend stocks, but VYM emphasizes higher yields while VIG ...

Explore how sector focus and portfolio construction set these two dividend ETFs apart for income and growth-oriented investors.

Recession fears have a way of making income investors second-guess everything, and if dividends are paid out of cash flow, and cash flow shrinks during economic downturns, it only seems logical that ...

High yield stocks are outperforming as rotation from growth to value creates discounts for safe, dividend-paying companies.

Already known for its ultra-low fees, Vanguard announced fee cuts on dozens of ETFs. Featured in that group are dividend ETFs, including one venerable high payout fund. It's now a little bit cheaper ...

Which one of these issuers is better for dividend investing really comes down to what kind of strategy you want. Vanguard wins as far as the breadth of its offerings is concerned. Specifically in the ...