5 Best Monthly Dividend ETFs to Pay Your Bills

Interesting

Hey hope everyone is well
Can you provide me more info on dividen stocks
Am new at this but I like the dividen stocks as well as long term

Great show and very lucrative
Thanks

Very interesting video.. taking notes..

Thank you for your videos! Curious on your final pick. SDIV. I’ve held a significant amount with them for a while. How do you see their recent reverse split impacting yields?

You think jepiq would be bettler option than Qyld?

Yyy is a shocker, otherwise good video.

Very helpful video!

awesome information!

I have ivv, schh and vea ,

Literally none of these is available to EU retail investors.
Fail

like Josph's video, thanks :) SVOL and SDIV are down in appreciation, and I am concerned about the falling appreciation of these ETF's

We need an update on Main Street Capital --- do you think it's still a buy? The seem to have accumulated an Insurmountable mount of debt.

The five year return on most of your recommended funds is scary.

Run away from Petrobras , the new president is the most corrupted politician ever !!!!

Why does your sdiv price say 8.27. But when I look it up it says 25.61?

How many shares of those dividends need to have in your opinion?

I am watching stock after stock get shorted by large increases over last weeks shorts Does anyone know what's going on

JEPI inception date is 2020. It'll be five years old in 2025.

Hey what about funds that are not in cahoots with ESG? I am pretty morally opposed to the ideology and plans that the ESG pushers have for us! Not how I want to live in the future for sure, as I am sure most Americans would not want to if they knew all the nasty details.

what do you think of SVOL now that market seems to be rising?

SDIV had split, the current price is over $26.00!

Is there one ETF in this Type in Germany?

Great advice! NOBL is one of my most favorite ETFs since it has so many companies that have been around for a long time

I’m new to investing. I want to know the best etf’s for dividend and investing

JEPI on 1/3/22 High = $63.30 (100 shares = $6330). On 12/30/22 JEPI Low = $54.06 (100 Shares = $5406)
That's a 14+% ~$924 loss in equity over 12 months.
Even an 11+% yield won't stop a bleeder like that!
JEPI kept striving for lower LOWs the entire last 2/3 of 2022!
What am I missing Joseph? I'm always ready to learn what I'm missing.

Love your content! and I have a question - Isn't cashing out dividend gains to pay bills tax-inefficient? Since you need to pay the taxes on those gains... And from the videos I've watched where you help us figure out how much to invest in dividends to pay a bill, I haven't seen you include taxes on that? Am I missing something here? Thanks for your content though 🙏

Schd and jepi all the way

Thank you for the great info and videos, but with the real estate market in a downward spiral, I wouldn't recommend real estate invested ETFs like KBW and SDIV.

I went there to Yahoo Finance and it did not appear. Everything appeared differently.

Joesph,You talked about Expense Ratios - Is that Paid out of your monthly dividend or at Tax Time?

kbwd 10% v 3.5 annual returns?

SDIV is down 60% the past 5 years. Why would I invest in that?!

Thanks!

The stock I do for monthly dividends or real estate income. Ticker o and gain

If you reinvest dividends I could see that turning into a snowball rather quickly

I see a LOT of videos like this one, and I appreciate the lesser discussed fund management fees, but I just never hear about taxable versus non-taxable dividends. I’d like a good short list of dividend stocks or REITs that pay out non-taxable dividends.

Semper Fi devil dog!

Very good. Thank you very much.

If one learns best when the teacher is knowledgeable and able to pleasantly convey such, then it explains why I go to this channel every time.

Thank you😊

I bought these 5 last year. Rebalanced last week. JEPI was changed to JEPQ and JEPY.
KBWD, now AGNC.
Kept YYY, SDIV and SVOL. And having a steady income flow and shares are pretty stable.

President Trump will make the market business friendly again

The higher the yield the more risk they must take and when the markets drop these funds will lose the most.

Good video

KBw

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