3 ETF with dividend product with 12% or higher for your revenue portfolio

Exchange-Trade Fund (ETF) streams are $ 1.9 trillion in 2024, pushing the total ETF assets to $ 14.7 trillion.

However, 10-year-old US Treasury Productivity is coming from 4.4% with hovering-hungry investors face a situation where traditional ETFs are struggling to compete. This made a change towards innovative strategies aimed at ensuring higher productivity.

The three prominent funds re-change the view of the landscape, which put the picture by offering a lot of conventional alternatives. Each uses advanced closed call strategies in the main indices, changes in variable monthly income streams.

Global X Nasdaq 100 Closed Call ETF (Qyld) CBOE Nasdaq-100 BuyWrite V2 index is followed. The assets under the management shall pay $ 8.38 billion, the annual distribution rate of QyLD is 14.13%, pay monthly distributions.

The Fund, Nasdaq 100 index ($ IUXX) protects positions in all shares, and at the same time, sells call options in an index that effectively cover 100% of its portfolio. This strategy aims to collect monthly distributed options awards. When this stream of a healthy income, the trade office comes in reverse in sharp rallies.

The cost of the fund is 0.6%, which is intended to complicate and provide the complexity of its choice. ETF is 8.7% less this year and has less than 6.7% in the last year.

Neos S & P 500 High Income ETF (Spyi) is the product of neo-funds and started trading on August 31, 2022.

It is built behind the ETF S & P 500 index ($ SPX), but this is not just a passive viewer. Sells check options in the index, and then buy your own managers purchase options. This creates the “collar” effect that aims to maintain more potential of holdings, if the market is upside down.

Spyi manages $ 3.9 billion in assets. The cost of the fund’s expenditure is 0.68%, which is in the active approach and complex strategy. Spyi is 2.4% over the year, and 1.9% in the last 52 weeks.