ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF : NOBL

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David Beren | Aug 14, 2026 at 2:36 PM EDT

Only a Handful of ETFs Own Nothing but Dividend Aristocrats and These 3 Are Worth Buying in 2026

Almost every ETF claiming to own Dividend Aristocrats actually mixes in other holdings, but a small group of funds holds…

Ryne Mauck | Aug 10, 2026 at 6:15 PM EDT

Your 2026 Social Security Raise Is About $56 a Month. These 3 ETFs Are the Raise You Actually Needed

Social Security's 2026 raise barely covers a tank of gas, and the formula that produced it is already falling behind…

Ryne Mauck | Aug 4, 2026 at 12:05 AM EDT

After 70, Waiting on Social Security Earns You Nothing More. These 3 ETFs Become Your Annual Raise

Once you hit 70, Social Security stops rewarding patience and a 2.8% COLA struggles to keep pace with rising prices.…

David Beren | Jul 21, 2026 at 10:02 AM EDT

70 Dividend Aristocrats Face Their Mid-2026 Test: NOBL’s 2% Yield Under Pressure

Seventy companies have raised their dividends through every recession and rate shock for at least a quarter century, but a…

John Seetoo | Jul 6, 2026 at 2:23 PM EDT

Why Retirees Choose 4% Income (or 2% income post forward split) Over 10% Growth in One ETF

The ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF (NYSEARCA:NOBL) is built for one job: deliver a slowly rising income stream from…

John Seetoo | Jun 16, 2026 at 10:01 AM EDT

Dividend Safety Check: Aristocrats vs Broad Market (NOBL, SPY)

NOBL screens for companies that raised dividends through every crisis of the past 25 years, while SPY hands a quarter…

David Beren | Jun 12, 2026 at 10:48 AM EDT

Forget the Dividend Aristocrats, Vanguard Beats Them With One-Eighth the Fee

Investors who own the ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF (NYSEARCA:NOBL) bought one of the cleanest stories in dividend investing:…

Drew Wood | Jun 2, 2026 at 11:50 AM EDT

Rake In More Than the Income of an Average Atlanta Metro Household With This $970,000 Portfolio

The U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey places median household income in the Atlanta metropolitan area at roughly $83,000 per…

Omor Ibne Ehsan | May 26, 2026 at 10:00 AM EDT

USMV’s Minimum Volatility Promise Got Trounced By the S&P 500. Wait for Redemption or Run?

A risk-averse retiree who bought iShares MSCI USA Min Vol Factor ETF (NYSEARCA:USMV) in 2021 wanting equity exposure without the…

Omor Ibne Ehsan | May 25, 2026 at 8:15 AM EDT

KNG’s 8.6 Percent Yield Comes From Selling Calls on Dividend Aristocrats, And It Has Lagged NOBL Since 2018

The pitch for the FT Vest S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats Target Income ETF (NYSEARCA:KNG) lands cleanly in retirement conversations. You…

Drew Wood | May 22, 2026 at 11:27 AM EDT

How a 56-Year-Old Built a $1.4 Million Bridge Portfolio That Pays $7,200 a Month Through Year 10 of Retirement

Retiring at 56 with eleven years to bridge before Social Security begins at 67 creates one of the hardest funding…

Drew Wood | May 21, 2026 at 6:59 AM EDT

A Monthly Dividend Portfolio That Pays Like a Pension and Beats Most Pensions on Inflation Protection

A traditional defined-benefit pension paying $5,500 per month, or $66,000 annually, provides a useful retirement-income benchmark. That level of income…

David Beren | Apr 16, 2026 at 2:01 PM EDT

3 Dividend Aristocrat ETFs to Buy Before 2026 Markets Shift

Dividend growth investing rewards patience like few other strategies. The income stream compounds year after year, and the companies behind…

John Seetoo | Apr 10, 2026 at 9:16 AM EDT

The 3 Most Recession Resistant ETFs to Buy Ahead of Tariff Uncertainty

While the Trump tariff policies have given an unprecedented boost to US business and manufacturing in particular, there are both…

David Beren | Apr 7, 2026 at 11:28 AM EDT

3 ETFs That Beat SCHD Quietly Over the Last 3 Years

The Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (NYSE:SCHD) is one of the best-run dividend funds available. This is an easy statement…

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ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF : NOBL

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$58.75

All NOBL Articles

Only a Handful of ETFs Own Nothing but Dividend Aristocrats and These 3 Are Worth Buying in 2026

Your 2026 Social Security Raise Is About $56 a Month. These 3 ETFs Are the Raise You Actually Needed

After 70, Waiting on Social Security Earns You Nothing More. These 3 ETFs Become Your Annual Raise

70 Dividend Aristocrats Face Their Mid-2026 Test: NOBL’s 2% Yield Under Pressure

Why Retirees Choose 4% Income (or 2% income post forward split) Over 10% Growth in One ETF

Dividend Safety Check: Aristocrats vs Broad Market (NOBL, SPY)

Forget the Dividend Aristocrats, Vanguard Beats Them With One-Eighth the Fee

Rake In More Than the Income of an Average Atlanta Metro Household With This $970,000 Portfolio

USMV’s Minimum Volatility Promise Got Trounced By the S&P 500. Wait for Redemption or Run?

KNG’s 8.6 Percent Yield Comes From Selling Calls on Dividend Aristocrats, And It Has Lagged NOBL Since 2018

How a 56-Year-Old Built a $1.4 Million Bridge Portfolio That Pays $7,200 a Month Through Year 10 of Retirement

A Monthly Dividend Portfolio That Pays Like a Pension and Beats Most Pensions on Inflation Protection

3 Dividend Aristocrat ETFs to Buy Before 2026 Markets Shift

The 3 Most Recession Resistant ETFs to Buy Ahead of Tariff Uncertainty

3 ETFs That Beat SCHD Quietly Over the Last 3 Years

Her Advisor Said Wait Until 70. At 66, She Chose Time to Enjoy Social Security Over an 8%-a-Year Raise.

He Sold Nothing in the 2022 Crash. He Swapped Into a Similar Fund for a Week, Booked $90,000 of Losses, and Hasn’t Paid Capital-Gains Tax Since.

Social Security’s $184,500 Wage Cap Is Under Fire. Here’s Exactly Who Would Pay More

Her Advisor Said Wait Until 70. At 66, She Chose Time to Enjoy Social Security Over an 8%-a-Year Raise.

He Sold Nothing in the 2022 Crash. He Swapped Into a Similar Fund for a Week, Booked $90,000 of Losses, and Hasn't Paid Capital-Gains Tax Since.

Her Advisor Said Wait Until 70. At 66, She Chose Time to Enjoy Social Security Over an 8%-a-Year Raise.

He Sold Nothing in the 2022 Crash. He Swapped Into a Similar Fund for a Week, Booked $90,000 of Losses, and Hasn’t Paid Capital-Gains Tax Since.

ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF : NOBL

NOBL

$58.75

All NOBL Articles

Only a Handful of ETFs Own Nothing but Dividend Aristocrats and These 3 Are Worth Buying in 2026

Your 2026 Social Security Raise Is About $56 a Month. These 3 ETFs Are the Raise You Actually Needed

After 70, Waiting on Social Security Earns You Nothing More. These 3 ETFs Become Your Annual Raise

70 Dividend Aristocrats Face Their Mid-2026 Test: NOBL’s 2% Yield Under Pressure

Why Retirees Choose 4% Income (or 2% income post forward split) Over 10% Growth in One ETF

Dividend Safety Check: Aristocrats vs Broad Market (NOBL, SPY)

Forget the Dividend Aristocrats, Vanguard Beats Them With One-Eighth the Fee

Rake In More Than the Income of an Average Atlanta Metro Household With This $970,000 Portfolio

USMV’s Minimum Volatility Promise Got Trounced By the S&P 500. Wait for Redemption or Run?

KNG’s 8.6 Percent Yield Comes From Selling Calls on Dividend Aristocrats, And It Has Lagged NOBL Since 2018

How a 56-Year-Old Built a $1.4 Million Bridge Portfolio That Pays $7,200 a Month Through Year 10 of Retirement

A Monthly Dividend Portfolio That Pays Like a Pension and Beats Most Pensions on Inflation Protection

3 Dividend Aristocrat ETFs to Buy Before 2026 Markets Shift

The 3 Most Recession Resistant ETFs to Buy Ahead of Tariff Uncertainty

3 ETFs That Beat SCHD Quietly Over the Last 3 Years

Her Advisor Said Wait Until 70. At 66, She Chose Time to Enjoy Social Security Over an 8%-a-Year Raise.

He Sold Nothing in the 2022 Crash. He Swapped Into a Similar Fund for a Week, Booked $90,000 of Losses, and Hasn’t Paid Capital-Gains Tax Since.

Social Security’s $184,500 Wage Cap Is Under Fire. Here’s Exactly Who Would Pay More

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Her Advisor Said Wait Until 70. At 66, She Chose Time to Enjoy Social Security Over an 8%-a-Year Raise.

He Sold Nothing in the 2022 Crash. He Swapped Into a Similar Fund for a Week, Booked $90,000 of Losses, and Hasn't Paid Capital-Gains Tax Since.