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SCHD’s 6 Basis Point Fee Hides a 38% Decade-Long Performance Gap

The SCHD ETF is sparking debate over whether its low 6 basis point fee offsets a reported 38% performance gap over the last decade.

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The brief

Investors are analyzing the performance of the SCHD ETF, which is currently beating VOO and QQQ this year despite limited exposure to AI. However, reports from 24/7 Wall St. highlight a 38% performance gap spanning a decade, while Seeking Alpha characterizes the fund's yield as a disappointment.

Coverage is split between critical analysis and optimism. While some outlets focus on the fund's long-term performance deficits, Yahoo Finance identifies six Dividend Aristocrats maintaining the fund's income stream, and The Motley Fool lists it among dividend ETF picks for long-term wealth.

Future focus remains on whether the current year's momentum against major indices can overcome the historical performance gaps and the lack of AI exposure cited in recent reports.

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How is SCHD performing this year?

According to Benzinga, the ETF is beating VOO and QQQ this year despite having limited AI exposure.

What is the reported fee for SCHD?

The fund has a 6 basis point fee.

What is the long-term performance concern?

Coverage from 24/7 Wall St. notes a 38% performance gap over a decade.

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