Its exchange-traded twin, VYM, is generally better. VYM is certainly better through Vanguard itself because Vanguard doesn’t charge any commissions for their own ETFs, and VYM has lower fund management expenses.
VYM and VHDYX are tax inappropriate for non-U.S. persons, including residents of Singapore (who are not U.S. persons). VYM could be interesting for some U.S. persons, such as older investors.
Thanks for your reply! ) i saw theres a few symbols for the same Vanguard High Dividend Yield?
There’s VYM, VHDYX, and i saw in SCB there’s 0LMF and VYMI as well! May i know whats the difference between them? Is there anywhere i can compare? Especially like which are Ireland domiciled so that the withholding tax wont be so high :/
Also saw there’s a Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF as well with multiple codes 0LLW, VIGI and VIG! Kinda confusing for me is there anywhere that explains these differences? :/
And sorry but one last query is would you recommend the High Dividend or the Dividend Appreciation one? Or neither? Am looking for a low-cost ETF to support my “Dividend” part of my portfolio