Which ETFs Pay The Highest Dividends Within Australia?

I think people get too emotionally involved in numbers and percentages...

Dollar cost averaging weekly for minimum of 10 years is literally THE BEST METHOD....






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I am an international student looking for a long term investment plan.Can you please tell me ,i am looking for a SIP investment based on monthy. Which i need to invest and where i need to invest?

Hi Tracey! Thanks for showing us How you do your comparisons! Very interesting for us who don’t know how!
My Question 🙋‍♀️ is
how does A200 stack up against these? Especially compared to VAS? Thanks

Incredible content. Great work Tracey :)

So you have the same analysis for international market?

Thoughts on AFIC ?

Great video !

谢谢！

Classic VAS and VGS here. Keeping it simple removes the stress. 😊

Currently consolidating my portfolio into ETFs. Your recent videos have been very helpful 🙂

Another great video Tracey and also love those Excel skills on display!!

I have been receiving dividends and distributions from my Direct shares, ETF’s and Managed Funds for quite a number of years now and it’s getting to the point where it will more than replace our income from our day jobs. We are ultimately aiming for between $440K to $590K per annum in dividends, distributions and rental income from our investment property and we are hoping to hit this range in approximately 8-12 years time.

great info, thanks.

Are mining ETF good investing... Anyway i like your explain Always.

I have VHY, A200 & also Lics - they all differ but pay decent dividends. I do feel in australia if you are investing in asx you are dividend investing already since most businesses (resources/financials) pay out a majority of profits than redeploy them back in their business plus franking makes it very appealing.

I have also found having a stream of dividends is a great physiological benefit to stay invested v/s going all in for growth as see values plummet in this high inflationary, geopolitical and high interest rate situation

thank you Tracey, as always I found your videos informative and interesting

Thanks Tracey,great video love your research 👍

Tracy i have a holding of STW which is not on your list, any reason why

Again, I f**king love your content. Your videos helped me get into investing. Please keep them coming !

Very clear explanation.
You've moved house?

Another great video

Love this channel, thanks Tracey!

I have Vanguard VAS and VGS. Over 10k in each.

I only have NDQ and ETHI but neither are dividend ETFs so this was handy. Although I'd personally love an ethical ETF with a higher yield (I'm trying to avoid mining) but its so hard to find, particularly in Australia. I wpuld absolutely love if you did an ethical ETF vid one day (Aus and global) 💃

So much information just loved it thank you :) I was debating which etf to add i have VHY atm . What do you think of IVV!

im guessing your calcs didnt include reinvestment? if not would be great to see that impact too.

Great videos btw, well done.

I like your simple fundamental analysis. However currently most of the ETFs which is linked mostly to equity or risky assets are overvalued and overbought. Not a good time to be risking in ETFs as it is very likely to go down in value and the dividends are not able to make up for the shortfall in the value of the ETFs. Plus there too many headwinds for all these ETFs such as high interest rates from RBA, High inflation, Tightening from both the government and central bank. For the short term at least until the RBA and government are both loosening the financial policy it is not worth risking the capital in equity linked ETFs time being. However Cash related ETFs such as AAA etc make much more sense as we are getting paid at least 5.5% or in line with the increase of the cash rate are giving risk free dividends while waiting for the equity linked ETFs as you mentioned here to drop in value and for financial situation by the RBA and the government to loosen where inflation is under control then we can switch the capital back to work in equity ETFs. That is just my personal opinion looking at the macro view, fundamental and technical analysis.

As someone who has a passive diversified ETF core with InvestSmart, I was tempted to invest a little in INIF which is on your list. (INIF is their active dividend ETF). I figured that they were smarter than me to pick 24 high dividend stocks with growth potential, but it’s been in a bit of a decline lately. They have regular webinars and based on those they pretty much have high conviction in the majority of their picks… So I am hoping that the current price is a nice discount.

I also have a parcel of shares in VHY, buying the dips monthly.

In both cases the performance is highly correlated with general market performance, so I’m really hoping that if the Aussie market picks up, there will be a nice growth bounce.

We shall see.

Thanks, enjoyed the vid.

Hi, Tracey. I just wonder if I don't want to get the dividend from those companies you mentioned, can I get more shares instead

Great thank you very much

Great Chanel ❤
I get paid tomorrow from one you showed, but now on the last list.
But easy for me to buy,l am happy how it's going 😊