Top 6 Monthly Dividend ETFs To Earn Income In 2022 (High Growth & High Dividend Yield)

These are the top 6 monthly dividend etfs to earn income in 2022 that are high growth and high dividend yield. These best monthly dividend etfs are a great way to live off your monthly dividends and make passive income.

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00:00 Intro
0:38 What are ETFs
2:10 SDIV
3:11 DIV
4:03 DIA
5:22 KBWD
6:07 PGX
7:02 PFF
7:56 Analyzing ETFs
8:52 How To Calculate Dividend Payouts

Not all monthly dividend etfs are a good investment. In fact most are terrible investments. Let's go over the best monthly dividend etfs that will pay you high dividend yield and help you live off your monthly dividend income.

ETFs are exchange traded funds are growing in popularity due to their high performance of beating out actively managed funds (see passive vs active managed funds) .

Here are the Top 6 monthly dividend ETFs to earn income in 2022 that are high growth and high yield

1. Global X SuperDividend ETF
Ticker: SDIV
Net assets as of 2/7/22 is $931.9 million
Total Expense Ratio: 0.59%
12 month Yield: 9.14%
Price as of 2/7/22: $12.44

This fund tracks an index of 100 equally weighted companies that rank among the highest dividends payers around the world

2. Global X SuperDividend U.S ETF
Ticker: DIV
Net Assets as of 2/7/22 : $693.77 million
Total Expense Ratio: 0.45%
12 Month Yield: 5.92%
Price as of 2/7/22 $20.45

Established in 2013, the Global X U.S SuperDividend fund DIV focuses on a basket of low volatility, high yielding securities. Objective is to track 50 equally weighted common stocks, MLPs, and REITs within the U.S

3. SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust
Ticker: DIA
Net Assets as of 2/7/22: $29 Billion
Total Expense Ratio: 0.16%
10 year average annual returns: 13.26%
Price as of 2/7/22: $350.81

4. Invesco KBW High Dividend Yield Financial ETF
Ticker: KBWD
Net Assets as of 2/7/22: $485.8 million
Total Expense Ratio: 2.59%
12 month distribution rate: 7.50%

This Fund is based on the prestigious KBW Nasdaq index was founded on 12/2/2010 with 41 holdings currently. This fund is heavily weighted (almost 90%) towards publicly held financial companies, which should perform better in a rising interest rate environment

5. Invesco Preferred ETF
Ticker: PGX
Net Assets: 7 billion
Total Expense Ratio: 0.51%
12 month distribution rate: 14.02%
Price as of 2/7/22: $13.95

This fund is designed to replicate the performance and yield of the ICE BofAML core plus fixed rate preferred securities index. It’s portfolio holds 294 preferred stocks with a heaving weighting towards financial sectors. Bulk of investments is in BBB rated holdings

6. iShares Preferred and income Securities ETF
Ticker: PFF
Net Assets as of 2/7/22: $18.75 billion
Total Expense Ratio: 0.46%
12 month returns: 20.6%%
Price as of 2/7/22 : $36.83

This is a great solution for those seeking the highest yields. This fund seeks to mirror the performance and yield of the S&P U.S Preferred Stock Index. Portfolio is very well diversified with no holding weighted more than 2.53%. It does tend to favor banks, diversified financials, and utilities

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[arigutman]

Great video, thank you for sharing! I think ETFs are great, 100% a fail-safe investment. In terms of the funds I invest into, both are broad market indexes to capitalize on both growth and value: VTI & VTSAX!

[SS-ibpo]

If you have a 401k plan how do you manually select these? My 401k plan automatically has me in a certain set of investments.