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Battle of the Top Dividend ETFs : CanadaHow to increase dividends. These are all the same thing. You get exposure to Canadian large caps. There is no diversification by being in all three. ZWU-T should replace one of them to get utilities including pipelines and telcos and less reliance on the banks. Still Canada so you need international. ZWE-T is the best international dividend payers yielding 7% with a covered call overlay. ZWS-T is the best in the US. These are the two to add to the three. These should be in a registered portfolios if you are retired because there is no divined tax credit.
He likes this dividend ETF. There is no index that it tracks. Its MER is on the low end. An eligible dividend will pass right through to you so you may not want it in a sheltered account. Consult your tax expert.
There are better dividend options. This one doesn't score high enough for him. This is merely okay. 4.5% dividend.
BMO Canadian Dividend ETF is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol ZDV-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (ZDV-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:ZDV or ZDV-T
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On 2024-10-07, BMO Canadian Dividend ETF (ZDV-T) stock closed at a price of $22.07.