3 high-paying income ETFs in the UK

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SDIV, JEQP, QYLD

Why it worked

The video provides valuable, actionable financial information in a concise and easily digestible format. It addresses a common pain point (low returns on savings accounts) and offers specific solutions (high-yield ETFs), while also including a clear call to action for further engagement.

Summary

The video introduces three high-paying income ETFs available to UK investors: SDIV, JEQP, and QYLD. It highlights their respective yields and investment strategies, while cautioning that higher yield doesn't always mean better performance and that capital is always at risk.

Structure

1Introduction to poor returns of current accounts
2Introduce three high-yield ETFs
3Detail SDIV (9.4% yield)
4Detail JEQP (10.5% yield)
5Call to action for ETF portfolio

Original caption

Three high-paying income ETFs available to UK investors 📈 All three pay monthly, but the way they generate that income is very different. Higher yield does not automatically mean better performance. Some income strategies can limit growth when markets rise, distributions can change, and the value of your investment can still fall. Figures are approximate and captured at the time of recording. Current yields may differ due to changes in distributions, share prices, market movements and currency fluctuations. For educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Income is not guaranteed, and capital is at risk.

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Product placement

SDIV (an ETF that pays investors monthly, it owns around 100 of the highest dividend paying companies in the world with major exposure to financials, property and energy) ACTS, removing it would change what happens in the video. JEQP (an ETF that actively invests in major Nasdaq companies, then uses an option strategy to generate additional monthly income) ACTS, removing it would change what happens in the video. QYLD (an ETF that gives exposure to the Nasdaq 100, then sells covered calls against that exposure to generate monthly income) ACTS, removing it would change what happens in the video.

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comment ETF and I'll send you my full ETF portfolio

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3 high-paying income ETFs in the UK Not financial advice. Capital at risk. Education only. SDIV 9.4% JEQP 10.5% QYLD 12%

Transcript

Leaving your money in your current account is one of the worst things you can do. So here are three high yield ETFs that pay investors every month. Number one, SDIV. It has a trailing yield of around 9.4%. It owns around 100 of the highest paying companies in the world with major financials, property and energy. Number two, JEQP. It has a trailing yield of around 10.5%. It actively invests in major Nasdaq companies, then uses an option strategy to generate additional monthly income. Before we get to number one, comment ETF and I'll send you my full ETF portfolio. Number three, QYLD. It has a trailing yield of around 12%. It gives you exposure to the Nasdaq 100, then sells covered calls against that exposure to generate monthly income. Just don't confuse the biggest yield with the best investment. That income can sometimes come at the cost of long-term growth. And like any investment, your capital is still at risk. Follow for more.