Known for historically high dividend yields, investors looking for higher current income have always turned to utilities. And as the global market continues to grow, utilities companies are now starting to look towards foreign markets for new opportunities. With an expanded consumer base, these utilities stocks have become some of the highest dividend payers in the industry, as new sources of revenue keep flowing in. Below we feature the five highest yielding utilities ETFs for income hungry investors [see also 3 (Unexpected) High Yielding ETF Opportunities]. 1. Brazil Infrastructure Index Fund (BRXX) Tracking an index of 30 leading companies deemed to be representative of Brazil’s infrastructure sectors, this fund is made up of mostly medium and large-cap companies that have brought Brazil into the 21st century. While half of the portfolio is made up of utilities and industrials equities, BRXX also offers exposure to the basic materials, real estate, and energy [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Beyond XLU: Three Utility ETFs Worth A Look ETF Insider: Signs Of Recovery ETF Insider: Euro Woes Weigh On Earnings E*TRADE Joins Commission Free ETF Party ETFs To Round Out Your International Exposure
Known for historically high dividend yields, investors looking for higher current income have always turned to utilities. And as the global market continues to grow, utilities companies are now starting to look towards foreign markets for new opportunities. With an expanded consumer base, these utilities stocks have become some of the highest dividend payers in the industry, as new sources of revenue keep flowing in. Below we feature the five highest yielding utilities ETFs for income hungry investors [see also 3 (Unexpected) High Yielding ETF Opportunities]. 1. Brazil Infrastructure Index Fund (BRXX) Tracking an index of 30 leading companies deemed to be representative of Brazil’s infrastructure sectors, this fund is made up of mostly medium and large-cap companies that have brought Brazil into the 21st century. While half of the portfolio is made up of utilities and industrials equities, BRXX also offers exposure to the basic materials, real estate, and energy [...]
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