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Lessons Learned from Dividend Investing with HVST

Back in 2017, I recall being bullish on the Betashares Australian Dividend Harvester Fund (HVST), so much so that I had amassed a little over $100,000 in the ETF. One of the major attractions of this ETF was its high monthly distributions, paying every month and providing a distribution yield of about 8 per cent annually. My bullishness on this ETF really highlighted how serious I was back then…

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Covered Call ETFs as Defensive Assets

Back in May 2023, I spoke about three new covered call ETFs released on the ASX by Global X (AYLD, UYLD, and QYLD). In my opinion, as someone gets older, their should transition their portfolio towards income-producing assets, and high dividend ETFs are a great way to easily gain exposure to high dividend ETFs. One type of high dividend ETF that tends to generate very high income yield is covered…

Covered Call ETFs as Defensive Assets

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Looking for Yield in Emerging Market Bonds (ASX: EBND)

Looking for Yield in Emerging Market Bonds (ASX: EBND)

I have finally sold HVST! For many years I have been holding onto this ETF, which has steadily gone down over many years (see The Problem with HVST). The reason why I was so reluctant to sell HVST was because it provided big juicy franked dividends paid monthly. As of today, HVST’s dividend yield is approximately 8 percent. Even though I enjoyed the high dividends, I was disgusted by the capital…

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Living off Dividends vs the Four Percent Rule - Part 2

Living off Dividends vs the Four Percent Rule – Part 2

According to Wikipedia, financial independence is defined as “the status of having enough income to pay for one’s reasonable living expenses for the rest of one’s life without having to rely on formal employment.”

Financial independence does not mean you have e.g. a late-model luxury car, an expensive house, a nice watch, or even a paid-off house. If you have to work, you’re not financially…

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IJH, EBND: Big ETF Outflows

IJH, EBND: Big ETF Outflows

Shutterstock photo Looking at units outstanding versus one week prior within the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, the biggest outflow was seen in the iShares Core S&P Mid-Cap ETF ( IJH ), where 5,350,000 units were destroyed, or a 2.3% decrease week over week. Among the largest underlying components of IJH, in morning trading today Cadence Design Systems ( <a target="_blank"…

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BUY / SELL / HOLD - EBND (SPDR EM Local Bond ETF Barclays Capital)

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