Dividend investing has proven to be a staple strategy for investors of all walks; the appeal of a current income stream is only magnified in the current ultra-low rate environment, making dividend-paying securities all the more attractive. As such, ETFs have become a popular vehicle of choice for investors looking to beef up their portfolio’s current return. While many ETFs make payouts annually or quarterly, there are several that pay distributions on a monthly basis. For those looking to collect a distribution twelve times a year, below we highlight 3 high-yielding monthly dividend-paying stock ETFs [see also 12 High-Yielding Monthly Distribution Bond ETFs]. Each of the ETFs highlighted below has an annual yield of 3% or more at present, and makes payouts to investors on a monthly basis. Please note that this list does not include offerings from the Preferred Stock/Convertible Bonds ETFdb Category. For those who value a steady stream of cash flow, these [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Comparing Four Different Dividend ETFs Five ETFs With Sky High Yields Highlighting The Kings Of The Dividend ETFs Details Of Dividend ETFs: Consistency vs. Yield Why Some Dividend ETFs Have Puny Dividend Yields
Dividend investing has proven to be a staple strategy for investors of all walks; the appeal of a current income stream is only magnified in the current ultra-low rate environment, making dividend-paying securities all the more attractive. As such, ETFs have become a popular vehicle of choice for investors looking to beef up their portfolio’s current return. While many ETFs make payouts annually or quarterly, there are several that pay distributions on a monthly basis. For those looking to collect a distribution twelve times a year, below we highlight 3 high-yielding monthly dividend-paying stock ETFs [see also 12 High-Yielding Monthly Distribution Bond ETFs]. Each of the ETFs highlighted below has an annual yield of 3% or more at present, and makes payouts to investors on a monthly basis. Please note that this list does not include offerings from the Preferred Stock/Convertible Bonds ETFdb Category. For those who value a steady stream of cash flow, these [...]
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