| With negative interest rates dominating international headlines and the benchmark 10-year U.S. treasury yields slipping to below 2%, there is huge demand for income ETFs. Yield-hungry investors have rushed to high-dividend securities and ETFs in search of steady current income.
Global growth continues to flounder and the Fed is in no mood to hike rates frequently this year suggesting continued outperformance by dividend ETFs. That being said, we would like to note that current income turns futile if you end up paying high expenses for a high-dividend or high-income ETF..............................................Full Article: Source
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