Each Sunday on Money Matters, our Chief Investment Strategist Wes Moss shares an ETF of the Week. The ETF of the week is an ETF (exchange traded fund) that Moss identifies as a top pick that investors may choose to consider as they are consulting with their advisors on investing options.

Let’s explore three ETFs that have been mentioned on Money Matters over the past few months:

Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG)

This fund is made up of heavy hitters in various industries (some companies in the portfolio include WalMart, P&G, IBM, McDonald’s) with a 2.1% dividend yield. This fund has been paying out dividends for 10 consecutive years.

Europe, Australia and the Far East ETF (EFA)

This is an iShares international ETF. It’s almost at a 3% yield and the average company’s size is $35 billion. Overall, this ETF is considered to be very inexpensive and diversified.

PIMCO 0-5 Year High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (HYS)

This is a short-term bond with about 4.5% yield. Among the top 10 holdings are Spring, Dish, Chesapeake Energy, and others. Note that this is a “short-term” bond.

Disclaimer: Nothing herein should be considered specific investment advice. You should consult your investment professional before making any investment decisions. The information provided contains a general guidance based upon hypothetical situations. You should not make investment decisions solely on this alone. Information is based on past history and there is no guarantee of future results.