Dividend Investing vs Growth Investing One side says: “I want to get paid while I invest.” They invest in ETFs like $SCHD, $VDY, $DGRO, and $JEPI. The other side says: “I want the highest long term growth.” They invest in ETFs like $SCHG, $QQQ, and $VUG. Sometimes even just $VOO Both believe they’re making the right choice. Which side are you on? Or do you think the best portfolio is a mix of both? 👇
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Scott S@scottsinvesting · 1h
Both...
David-James Dods@hawaiiansanta · 1h
I believe you should have both, I call it my Schwab bundle of SCHG and SCHB in the taxable account. SCHD and SCHY in my Roth.
Frankie @brinplissken · 43m
I think it’s OK to do a bit of both. I broke my portfolio into three different brokerage accounts one focused on growth another one focused on dividends, but I picked dividend growing stocks. And my third is like speculative invest investment.
Leo @l3onel · 1h
Probably a mix of both if ur under 50yrs old id say 5% of ur portfolio could be schd but the rest broad market, growth & individual stocks
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