4 Monthly Dividend ETFs for Weekly Cash to Pay the Bills

How to get the safety of a dividend ETF plus high-yield, weekly cash flow in just four dividend stocks! ⏩ FREE 5-Minute Guide to Your Personal Investing Plan https://mystockmarketbasics.com/quick...

I’ve found a way to combine the safety of a dividend fund with higher yields and get your dividends every week and all with just four stocks! I’ll reveal those stocks but stick around and I’ll show you how easy this is and the full list of monthly dividend funds.

This is largely going to work the same as we did in last week’s video with monthly stocks. Check out that video and my favorite monthly dividend stocks here!    • THESE 4 Monthly Dividend Stocks Pay Y...  

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You start a spreadsheet and then go to the dividend history on Yahoo under Historical Data. Again here, we’ll change the time period and to show Dividends only to see all the ex-dividend dates for the fund. For example, here with the iShares Core Aggregate Bond ETF, the AGG, it typically goes ex-dividend in the first week of each month, in the first few days.

So we’ll note that in our spreadsheet and here we’re taking this a step further and noting for each fund, what asset class it gives you; whether it’s a fund of bonds, stocks, real estate or other assets. Now that’s important because not only do these ETFs give you the opportunity to reduce your risk across hundreds or thousands of stocks but also with exposure into bonds and other asset classes.

I’ll show you the entire monthly dividend ETF lis in the video but from there, it’s just a matter of separating the ETFs that pay out in different weeks of the month to make your plan. Lagging the ex-dividend dates for each stock by one week means you'll get those payments every week as well. It's consistent, reliable dividend cash flow.

There is a problem here in the lack of monthly dividend funds that pay out in the middle of the month but you can solve that by also buying a few monthly dividend stocks like I highlighted in the previous video. That way, you not only get consistent weekly cash flow but also some higher returns in stocks along with safety in the ETFs.

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Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through dividend stocks, investing and ways to make more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.
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