In short: Passing mention by the host (Jeremy), not Harrington — one of "the most common" dividend ETFs for the 80% core of a starter portfolio.
8:39A couple of the most common ones are things like SCHD, FDV, even DIVO. There's a bunch of different ones out there. So, that's definitely a good place to start, especially if you're still just trying to figure out how to invest and what to look for. That's a good way to get started while you're doing your research and while you're learning.
In short: Referenced only — the host cites its strong 2026 as proof value/dividends are back. Weniger: "Schwab runs a great business and we just don't want you to buy the Schwab dividend"; Corgi's dividend fund will compete with it on expense ratio.
30:30One big representation of that is the SCHD ETF. Obviously, I know it's a competitor, but they're having a really good year. They're having a really strong year, and it's 100 dividend [clears throat] paying companies. — Do you think in general the market is looking more favorably on these value types of names over the growth names? And is that a longer-term trend or just a temporary blip? — Yeah, and look, Schwab runs a great business and we just don't want you to buy the Schwab dividend.
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