What are the best Canadian ETFs? What are the best DIVIDENDS in Canada? Can I get Passive Income AND Long Term Capital Gains? How do I Diversify my Portfolio while still earning High Dividends?
I’ll be breaking down the BEST CANADIAN ETFs for DIVIDENDS. These ETFs are a great way for ANYONE to invest, especially for beginners to gain exposure of the entire Canadian stock market. These ETFs pay out a generous dividend that you can hold onto for life to collect passive income every month or every quarter while building long term capital gains. Especially if you hold them in a TFSA or RRSP account for tax-sheltered growth! 🇨🇦
Note, I am NOT including any high yield funds, so no covered calls or yield maximizers. I’m looking for sustainable and growing dividends. These ETFs provide dividend income AND long term capital growth! 😁
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-Intro: 0:00
-Rules: 0:27
-XIC: 1:51
-Management Fee (MER): 2:43
-DRIP (Dividend Re-Investment Plan): 3:44
-XIC Holdings: 4:49
-TTM Yield vs Forward Yield: 6:52
-VDY: 7:46
-XEI: 11:25
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@trackstaw9975
As of right now im thinking to VFV XIC and SCHD
@AkramMaarouf
This might be a dumb question but I’ll ask it anyway, is it worth it at all to invest any amount of money when I have debts whether credit cards or line of credits? I know paying debt should be the priority but I feel it’s a cycle I’ll never be able to break 😅
@codingmonkey77
You mentioned WS has DRIP support now, but I thought it just does reinvestment of the cash dividend, not actual sponsored DRIP with the free share. Was there an announcement I missed?
@rkeke0212
i love you thank you for all the knowledge!!!
@SilverOrlov
9:40 I can't understand what does it means "DRIP $14000" for example. Like I need 14000 on my TFSA account to activate this DRIP with that VDY?
@mr.nomad92
Im debating between zsp, qqc,xeqt, xei vs zsp,qqc,xic, xei. Whats your point of view?
@ecxstasy347
Hey! I've been planning on buying XIC. Also, I initially had VFV but now I'm thinking of moving over to VOO (due to the 15% fee) thanks to that other video you uploaded explaining it.
If my plan were to buy XIC and VOO, I suppose XIC in TFSA and VOO in RRSP makes the most sense? Do you have a video on how to purchase VOO to RRSP? Or would I follow the instructions you took on your Norbert's Gambit video? Sorry, I'm not familiar with Questtrade and I mainly use Wealthsimple (which by the way I think they might have teased future Norbert's Gambit, but not sure).
@Cometin00-bx7cp
Hi there, I was wondering about the Canadian versions of US stocks like NVIDIA CDR, or APPLE CDR. Is it worth investing in those stocks? I use Wealth Simple and I don't want to pay the fee to buy US stocks. Thanks,
@hardikpatel.
RBC , TD , Enbridge
@OMNIAOFFICIALCHANNEL
Nice and clear. Love your videos
@jayde2649
Thanks for this video! Is it better to have these in RRSP or TFSA?
@smmarufurrahman1739
I am a beginner. I have 3000 to invest and wanna put 500 each month. I am planning to invest on VFV, XEQT, XIC. Is it okay? Do you suggest anything else?
@GoldieDanielsen
What is ETF? 0:33
@johnm.6349
Canadian only, no US exposure? Yikes.
@tuan-w8h
Such a good resource.
@susanzimmer7697
Thanks so much Adrian!! I’m new to your channel & newbie investor. Love your straightforward clear & concise captions. I’ll sign up Questrade TFSA now with your promo code now. Thank you!
Happy successful investing ! 🤩
@samwise8731
After a bunch of research, I think it's better to go with growh-oriented ETFs like VFV/XEQT. Yes, it has withholding fees for the div portion but it's tiny and has way bigger growth than Dividend ETFs and you can withdraw yourself the amount you want later (like a manual Dividend) while seeing much larger growth than as if you had a Dividend ETF for 10-15 years.
@Ericsicons
This DRIP qualification only applies to QuestTrade since you can't buy fractional shares yet is that correct?
@gwine9087
XEI is now iShares
@rosevlogs425
I live in Canada but I invest in Brazil over there the dividends goes around 10% and companies grow also I invest 2k and i expect get 3 k monthly or even more for sure in 5 years need a retire I’m not see this opportunity too fast here or us
@AnnMary-k5q
I’m interested in investing but have no idea where to start. Please any suggestions or someone I could reach out to?
@SuzieBatch
The thing to me is, if you invest and have other income outside of dividends then you will be able to live off dividends without selling. Which means you can pass that on to your kids which will give them a leg up in life. $52k dividends received in 2024
@ghidaarkadan4168
I am new to investing. I am still struggling to understand the difference between ETFs, Bonds, Stocks, and Index funds
@aarthia9368
Whoa, this is spot on! 🤩 I’ve been searching for exactly this thank you! ☺️ 🙌
@PokemSockemHockey
LOL what passive income are you going to get with only 2.26% yield? It will take forever to gain anything. Not all high yield etfs lose value. You make up for it with the amount you get back every month. Know any high yield etfs?
@themonsterunderyourbed9408
Wealthsimple let's your reinvest the dividends automatically with fractional shares.
@Yolotube-nite
Why not US S&P 500
@jamessmith119c2b
For dividend investors, SCHD is a wise option, particularly during volatile markets. It seems like a safe long-term investment due to its steady dividend increase and strong track record. To strike a mix between stability and growth, particularly as we manage the effects of rising interest rates, I'm concentrating on ETFs like SCHD.
@axleprose
Hmax,zwb, bnc ,hdiv….here…..instead of questtrade ….ibkr.. what do you think?
@CheshireStory
But QT and WS has fractional shares, no need to calculate DRIP…
@kennethrivera373
Vfv and vdy is it a good combo? Newbie here thanks
@flowerpower555
Fun fact. RBC and td. Are my two choice banks.
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Working on some goals.
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@ElizabethMorriss
Thanks for continuing updates I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $34,500 every 2 weeks even though I barely trade myself.
@egbeoduduwa3365
how do i open brokerage account
@steventinker3958
Can you explain why you need to invest a certain amount of money to qualify for DRIP?
@Vormiet
It would be easier to drip on Questrade with fractional shares like on Wealthsimple!