These may be the five best and safest dividend exchange-traded funds for Baby Boomers seeking to generate passive income.

The Fidelity High Dividend ETF is a simple dividend equity ETF, focusing on higher-yield, blue-chip U.S. equities. Read the full analysis here.

For income investors who are tired of “safe” 2% or 3% yields, the current market offers a variety of different ETFs that are ...

There’s a reason a lot of people end up getting stretched thin financially in retirement. They expect Social Security to ...

Dividend ETFs have been getting another look as the market rotates into non-tech sectors to kick off 2026. This Vanguard ETF, in particular, looks well-positioned to benefit.

If you are retiring or you’re already retired and you have a portfolio that includes dividend ETFs, it’s a good idea to make ...

This ETF's yield is undeniably massive, but it comes with disadvantages even the hungriest income investors can't ignore.

The First Trust SMID Cap Rising Dividend Achievers ETF tracks 100 small- and mid-cap U.S. firms with a history of dividend ...

The lack of technology is reflected in SCHD’s subpar returns. For the five years to Dec. 31, SCHD posted an annualized total ...

Global X Silver Covered Call ETF (AGCC:CA) declares CAD 0.215/share monthly dividend. Payable Feb. 6; for shareholders of ...

IBM stock jumped 7.5% after earnings—see the 10 ETFs with the biggest IBM allocations and how this rally could impact tech dividend portfolios.

Global X Enhanced Equal Weight Canadian Banks Covered Call ETF (BKCL:CA) declares CAD 0.245/share monthly dividend. Payable ...