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Funds & ETFs
06.07.2026
SCHD Review: A Closer Look at the Dividend ETF
SCHD has become a go-to ETF for investors who want reliable dividend income without giving up long-term growth. It focuses on high-quality U.S. companies with a history of paying - and growing - dividends, which can make it appealing if you’re aiming for a steadier ride than pure growth funds. In this review, I’ll break down how SCHD is built, what it actually holds, how it has performed over time, and the real-world pros and cons to consider before buying, using current data and practical, hands-on takeaways.
Funds & ETFs
30.06.2026
QQQ Review: Is the Nasdaq-100 Worth It?
QQQ is one of the most popular ETFs out there because it follows the Nasdaq-100 - an index packed with big-name, growth-focused companies, especially in tech. But popularity doesn’t automatically mean it belongs in everyone’s portfolio. This review breaks down how QQQ has performed over time, what you’re paying in fees, how volatile it can get during market swings, and what you’re really betting on when you buy it. You’ll also see a practical look at real-world returns and risks, so you can decide whether QQQ makes sense for your goals, timeline, and comfort level.
Funds & ETFs
24.06.2026
VTI Review: What You Actually Own
This article breaks down what owning VTI truly means for investors seeking broad exposure to the U.S. stock market. It clarifies the underlying assets within the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI), explaining the fund's composition, sector weights, and implications for portfolio construction. Through examples, comparisons, and detailed analysis, readers gain a realistic picture of their investment and common pitfalls to avoid.
Funds & ETFs
18.06.2026
VOO Review: Holdings, Fees, and Who It's For
VOO is one of the most widely used ETFs for gaining simple, low-cost access to the S&P 500 - roughly 500 of the largest publicly traded companies in the U.S. This review walks through what the fund holds, how diversified it really is, and what you pay in expenses to own it. It also compares VOO’s track record and features with similar ETFs and index funds, then explains the types of investors who may find it a strong core holding (and when another option might make more sense).