SCHD vs DIVO: The Answered Shocked Me
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Peter PruIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 23 Aug 2026, 19:00 UTC
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- 23 Aug 2026, 20:30 UTC
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The video compares two dividend-focused ETFs: SCHD and DIVO. SCHD, an index fund with a 0.06% expense ratio, offers a quarterly payout and a 3.1% dividend yield, with a 3-year average dividend growth of 8.19%. It holds 100 stocks, emphasizing consistency and financial quality. DIVO, an actively managed fund, has a higher expense ratio (over 0.50%) but offers a higher current yield of 6.2% and monthly payments. Historically, DIVO has outperformed SCHD in total return over 5 years (10.5% vs 8.5% annually) and 1 year (18% vs 26-33%). However, SCHD demonstrates lower maximum drawdown (30% vs 33%) and a more predictable income trajectory due to its pure dividend growth strategy and lower fees. For investors prioritizing predictable, growing income with minimal costs and lower volatility, SCHD is presented as the preferred choice. DIVO is suitable for those needing higher current yield, monthly payments, and a concentrated, defensive approach, accepting the higher fees and less documented growth clarity.
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