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Growth stocks dominated for years, but 2026 has handed dividend ETFs an unexpected edge, and three funds yielding over 3% are proving the rotation is real. The question is whether you own the right one for what comes next.

These exchange-traded funds that invest in stocks earn Morningstar’s top rating.

SCHY was built to be SCHD's international twin, but three rivals from Vanguard, Fidelity, and BlackRock have quietly challenged its crown, and one of them beats it on nearly every metric SCHD investors actually care about.

SCHD dominates domestic dividend portfolios, but roughly half the world's quality payers never appear in a U.S. screen. Schwab built a companion fund applying the same rigorous filters to international markets, and the performance and yield numbers may surprise you.

International stocks have delivered big gains. Investing experts say U.S. dollar weakness is among reasons to believe the foreign bull market has room to run.

Schwab has an international version of its ultra-popular U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD).

After years of flying under the radar during the tech and AI boom, dividend stocks are back in 2026.

All of these ETFs use high-quality stocks as a foundation, making them ideal for almost any long-term portfolio.

SCHD built its reputation on quality screens and reliable income, but a growing number of retirees are quietly shifting toward international dividend ETFs that offer cheaper valuations and considerably higher yields without abandoning the disciplined approach they trust.

Find the best international ETFs to add global exposure to your portfolio. Compare top-performing funds for diversification and long-term returns.