The iShares Select Dividend ETF (DVY) has significant exposure to utilities at 26.82% and yields 3.5%. DIVO uses covered calls conservatively and has outperformed JEPI by 28% since May 2020. VIG holds 341 stocks with Broadcom as the top holding at 7.18% and yields 1.65%. If you’re considering retirement, there are three questions changing retirement plans, allowing many to retire earlier than expected.

For long-term dividend ETFs, consider DVY, DIVO, and VIG for stability. Tech-heavy ETFs can struggle in market corrections. DVY tracks the Dow Jones U.S. Select Dividend Index with 100 stocks, while VIG follows the S&P U.S. Dividend Growers Index with 341 stocks.

DVY emphasizes utilities, benefiting from insulation in recessions and increasing demand. Its 3.5% yield and 0.38% expense ratio make it an attractive option. DIVO uses covered calls conservatively, returning 108.6% since May 2020. VIG focuses on tech companies with a 1.65% yield and 0.05% expense ratio.

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