Not A Millionaire? No Problem! Here's A 10-Stock Portfolio To Retire Comfortably

The retirement crisis may not be as bad as it seems, with most retirees doing fine with less savings than expected. The expected amount to retire comfortably in the United States is now north of $1.4 million. The average retirement savings for U.S. Adults is only $88,400. A low-risk portfolio consisting of dividend growth stocks can yield substantial returns in retirement.

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SCHY: The International Version Of SCHD Worth Diversifying Into

Chwab International Dividend Equity ETF (SCHY) has a 4.86% TTM dividend yield. SCHY is an international version of the Schwab U.S. D dividend growth equity fund SCHD. The fund uses the same screening methodology as SCHD to select the top 100 quality international stocks. SCHy has outperformed its peers and its international benchmark over the past 15 years.

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SCHD: If You've Won The Game, Take A Little Off The Top

SCHD is a great way to reduce the overall P/E ratio of your portfolio amongst 100 quality dividend-paying stocks. The U.S. Dividend Equity ETF is the cheapest index with a 14.5x P/e ratio. SCHD has a 3.53% yield and is a good way to diversify your portfolio.

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SCHD: I Own This ETF And Sleep Like A Baby

The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF is a popular dividend ETF with a high dividend yield and strong dividend growth. SCHD is well-diversified and not heavily reliant on the technology sector. The ETF is passively managed and has a low expense fee of 0.06%. SCHD goes through its annual reconstitution in 2024.

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SCHD: No Interest Rate Cuts Expected Soon

The Fed is unlikely to start cutting rates soon due to a resilient U.S. Economy, strong labor market, and steady increase in energy prices. Schwab U.s. Dividend Equity ETF's portfolio is mostly made up of defensive sectors, supporting the case for dividend stocks. The rally in technology is likely to cool down, making growth stocks less attractive. I reiterate my "Strong Buy" rating for SCHD.

The Best High-Yield Dividend Growth Stocks For Long-Term Investing

Dividend growth stocks provide passive income compounding through per-share dividend growth and reinvestment of dividends. We share six traits of the best high-yield dividend growth stocks for long-term investing. High Yield Investor shares some of our top picks of the moment.