Not all dividend ETFs take the same approach. These three funds focus on companies with decades of uninterrupted dividend increases, yet each uses a distinctly different strategy to translate those long-term payout records into shareholder returns.
ETFs that invest in autocallable notes represent a new and rapidly growing category of income-focused funds. These market-linked structured products are designed to generate high-yielding stable income.
I’m becoming fascinated by a new breed of ETF: autocallable funds. If they perform as projected, they could fundamentally reshape the world of high-yield investing.
Most large U.S. index funds pay dividends quarterly. But a smaller group pays monthly, making them particularly appealing to investors who rely on portfolio income. Five funds stand out.
