High growth dividend ETF or S&P 500 for Roth IRA? For clarity, I don’t want a high yield dividend ETF, I’m looking for high growth. I’m using Fidelity so the main options I’m considering are FSKAX for the S&P500 and FGRIX for the high growth. What do you all think? My thought process behind this is, will having a higher dividend growth that reinvests have a greater amount when it’s time to re…

Ph&N dividend fund help So they have A D F and O they all look exactly the same same but my advisor is series A 1.92% mer but series O 0.08% self directed rbc. I printed off the funds 1000% same allocation same companies I could only not see the dividend yield for series O. I think series A is 5.88% so I assume it’s the same or higher since less fees. Should I just do …

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Dividend ETFs as retirement income Is it viable to live off of dividend ETFs as a retiree? Just doing some rough math but it seems like for every $250 in an etf such as SPHD you would receive $1 in dividend income per month. To me this seems like a great way to have income without touching the account balance. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages to this? submitt…

Backdoor Roth excess with dividend I did a backdoor Roth in Janruary and my account gained 1.53 in dividend before I did the conversion. Looking at it now it looks like when I did the conversion, I bought $6500 worth of Roth IRA funds after the conversion but the excess dividend is now in my Roth IRA settlement fund? I have now have $2.37 in my Roth IRA settlement fund after anot…