Top 6 Monthly Dividend ETFs To Earn Income in 2022 (High Dividend Yield)

In this video, we go over the top monthly dividend ETFs to earn income in 2022. These funds are specifically intended for long-term dividend investors seeking high dividend yield to potentially live off.

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00:00 Introduction to Monthly Dividend ETFs

00:56 1. Global X Super Dividend U.S. ETF, ticker (DIV)
This ETF has been making monthly distributions for 8 years running. The fund holds 50 of the highest dividend-paying companies in the US and screens all of its holdings to make sure they hold low Betas relative to the S&P 500. Essentially, they seek stocks with low volatility while still consistently paying out dividends. The sector weightings of the fund are heavy in financials, utilities, and consumer staples which are known to be safer investments.

02:00 2. Invesco High Yield Equity Dividend Achievers ETF, ticker (PEY)
This fund consists of 50 of the top companies from the Nasdaq index with a focus on dividend distribution growth. PEY is considered to be a mid-cap value fund which means the companies they hold will have a market cap between 2 and 10 billion. The idea behind this ETF is continuous growth, without the volatility that small-cap companies usually experience.

03:17 3. WisdomTree U.S. High Dividend Fund, ticker (DHS)
This is considered a US equity large-cap value fund. It primarily holds some of the biggest companies in the US that emphasize dividend income. The sector breakdown has more of a focus on healthcare and energy. Some of the companies within this ETF that you might be familiar with are Exxon Mobil, Chevron, and Pfizer.

04:39 4. Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF, ticker (SPHD)
This ETF is well known to be one of the most stable monthly dividend ETFs available. SPHD is similar to DIV as it focuses on 50 of the highest dividend and low volatility companies from the s&p 500. The stability of this ETF comes from holding companies like Iron Mountain and Kinder Morgan which have helped SPHD pay monthly dividends since its inception in 2012.

05:58 Preferred Shares ETFs vs Common Stocks ETFs

06:26 5. iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF, ticker (PFF)
This fund has exposure to US companies that offer preferred stocks to investors looking for dependable monthly dividends. PFF has a financial sector weighting of over 60% with big names like Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Citigroup, which helps to keep its share price stable.

07:11 6. The Invesco Preferred ETF, ticker (PGX)
The fund has high sector weightings in financials and utilities. PGX has been a consistent monthly income producer since 2008 and it holds almost 300 companies and none over 2% of the portfolio. The top holdings include companies like JP Morgan and Bank of America.

08:14 Final thoughts
08:39 Bonus

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[akarpov]

PEY is my favorite! Great long term track record. Easy to reinvest dividends every month since it only cost 19 dollars a share (7-6-23)

[JasenF]

I’m surprised you guys don’t hVe more subscribers, great video and you just gained a new subscriber!

[arigutman]

Great video, ETFs and indexes are fail safe investments, in terms of a dividend fund, I am all in on VYM, but primarily stick to VTI and VTSAX to cover the broad market and take advantage of both growth and value investments!

[ryanjamesr_]

My portfolio is VTI, SCHD, and PEY. I feel its a great mix of Growth and income!

[michaeljohnson]

DIA is also a monthly payer that tracks the Dow Jones Industrial average. Even though it currently has a smaller yield of about 1.6% it could be a nice ETF to include to add some diversification.

[Ameeranasser]

I am an investor and I am looking for etf’s with dividends to invest in and I came across your channel. I just subscribed