What is the NASDAQ Dividend Achievers index?

(From Porter & Company)(Ad) Dividend Achievers The NASDAQ Dividend Achievers Index is a list of stocks that have increased their dividend payments for at least the last 10 consecutive years. To be included in the Dividend Achievers Index, a stock must be a member of the NASDAQ US Benchmark Index and meet certain minimum liquidity requirements.

Which ETF tracks the NASDAQ Dividend Achievers index?

The top ETF that tracks the Nasdaq Dividend Achievers Index is the Invesco Dividend Achievers ETF (PFM -0.54%). The Invesco ETF tracks the full Dividend Achievers list and held 424 stocks as of June 30, 2024. It does come at a cost, though. Its expense ratio -- the fees paid to the fund manager -- is 0.53%.

What is a dividend Achiever?

The Dividend Achievers, a trademarked property owned by Nasdaq, is a collection of high-quality companies that have a track record of at least 10 straight years of dividend growth. The companies on this list have established themselves as leaders in their industry with strong competitive advantages that have resulted in years of cash flow growth.