IVViShares Core S&P 500 ETF

What dividend YouTubers said about IVV recently

iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) was discussed in 5 videos from 4 dividend investing channels in the last 90 days, including Doug The Retirement Guy Monthly ETFS, Mommy Trader ™️, Dividend Stockpile and John's Money Adventures. Each entry below links straight to the moment IVV comes up, so you can hear the reasoning rather than take our summary for it.

• SPYT vs XPAY: Which 20% Income ETF is Actually Sustainable?Discussed

  Doug The Retirement Guy Monthly ETFS · Aug 12, 2026 · 1,856 views

  “Core holding for SPYT; 99.8% of SPYT assets; provides direct S&P 500 ownership”

• SPUC vs GPIX: Which S&P 500 Income ETF Is Better for Retirement?Discussed

  Doug The Retirement Guy Monthly ETFS · Aug 11, 2026 · 2,275 views

  “Core holding used by SPUC; 99.6% of SPUC portfolio is IVV exposure with active long/short option overlays.”

• Is VOO really the best? Think againDiscussed

  Mommy Trader ™️ · Aug 10, 2026 · 2,864 views

  “Very expensive at $750.32. Performs same as others but we don't own it.”

• BETTER Than SPYI? The SPUC Income ETF StrategyDiscussed

  Dividend Stockpile · Jul 31, 2026 · 4,068 views

  “Used as beta/core holding in SPUC portfolio, provides ~2% dividend yield.”

• VOO vs. IVV $100,000 IN → Which ETF Is Better?Discussed

  John's Money Adventures · Jul 31, 2026 · 2,906 views

  “BlackRock's S&P 500 fund since 2000, ~$800B. 0.03% fee, 1.11% dividend yield, projects to $5.57M in 30 years, $81/month more income.”

Creator views are their own and are not recommendations by REWD, nor a signal that we agree. We index what was said so you can check it against IVV’s actual payout ratio and dividend history. See the full dividend YouTube index for what creators are discussing across the whole market.