The 5 Safest Weekly Dividend ETFs - Get Paid Every Week!"
Video Overview & Insights
Discover the 5 safest weekly dividend ETFs that can put cash in your pocket every seven days! In this video, we break down each ETF’s strategy, yield, risk profile, and performance so you can decide which fits your portfolio best. From ultra-secure U.S. Treasury bill ETFs to high-yield options strategies, you’ll learn how to generate consistent weekly income while matching your risk tolerance.
people do not pay attn to yhis persone best return is 15% after nav decline my god he must be a paid pump and bump
We cover:
✅ Ultra-safe government-backed ETFs for conservative investors
YieldMax is junk! 15 ETF reverse splits over the next few days, all Yieldjunk by YieldMax.
✅ Money market ETF with higher weekly yields
✅ Berkshire Hathaway exposure with weekly payouts
The ETF's your recommending don't have a track record. BKRW has a Very High fee. Although a 25k investment would yield about 4K before taxes annually
✅ S&P 500 0DTE covered call strategy for high income
✅ Gold-based options income ETF with massive distributions
Can I make a bad pun. That's Pretty WEEK. The fund isn't even a year old. I will give Week the thumbs up for Retirement safety and income. But even if you bought 25K worth of it at .075 a wk x 250 it's only around 1K a year dividends. There are better places to put your money.
Whether you’re retired, looking to boost passive income, or exploring new income strategies, this guide will give you the facts, numbers, and insights you need to invest smarter.
DISCLAIMER:
You described WEEK is a fund for "people who absolutely cannot lose money." At 1.72% annual rate which is about 1/3 to 1/2 the current inflation rate it's really a fund for "people who will absolutely LOSE money!" As for SDTY and GLDY, getting your own money back is not income, it's repayment of a loan. It looks to me like the only fund worth any consideration at all is MMKT.
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The first three are total crap, but the last two are good, GLDY starting to recover in Sept of '25 following its steep decline this year, good time to catch that wave.
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@VasJas-l1bWEEK is $100 a share and pays $0.07 a week. You would have to put $100k to get $70 a week.
@MDC249If all of therse are used in a portfolio would it be fine?
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@daniel_el15A leveraged etf like brkw is not without huge risk.
@EmersonBosworthJrI initially did the big ticket buy, 150k into SCHD, 75k TSLA, 25k VYM, 25K VUG, AMZN 25K. Now I'm dca buying roughly 2k every week of whatever is on sale, and looking to add more tech positions to my portfolio. I'm looking to hold long term 15 - 20 years, so hopefully my lump sum buy in doesn't bite me in the ass long term.
@MaryT.ShearerWEEK pays .079 per week for 52 weeks thats 4.11 on a 100.00 That's 4.1%
@davidanderson7460Good video. ULTY Every week pay me, sent a message. But Where is it displayed?
@qianashen2688Thank you!
@YenterTu-ws2owYou are doing a disservice to your subscribers, when you omit YMAG, YMAX, and ULTY from your list of "Safest" weekly ETF's.
Anyone who can read a chart, knows that these three ETF's have much higher returns than your list of 5, AND these 3 ETF's have maintained, or GAINED share price appreciation since April 2025.
You're pick, with the highest yield on your list, GLDY is circling the drain, while my 3 picks are growing.
Cheers.
Happy and successful year! I'm proud to say that I'll be debt free in just one week, having worked smart to pay off my $285,000 debt.
@brandoncollins-ql3iI'm 51yrs old. $40,000 weekly and I'm retired, this video have inspired me greatly in many ways that I remember my past of how I struggled with many things in life to be where I am today!!!!❤️
@Nathanmartin-f7wA Thank you lord Jesus 1 hit $123,590 today.
Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets had thrown my way over the last week.i started with 9k in last week now i just hit $123,590
Faith and credit of the US gov 😂 You lost me there
@chevelle82Week.- us treasuries bill, ladder
Mmkt - tex cap govt, $120, .20% expense ratio, 4.89% 30days sec yield, government securities , repurchase agreements.
Brkw: $45.85, .99% expense ratio, distribution rate 3.02% , 120.60% exposure to Berkshire shares and treasury bills for leverage management, 1.2x leverage ,
Sdty; yieldmax s&p500 odte covered calls. $44.18, .99% expense ratio, 23.69% distribution rate, zero days to expiration option, 51% return of capital, 48.40% actual income, over half of dividends is your own money being returned to investor,
Gldy ; defiance gold enhanced options income, $17.37, .99% expense ratio, 41.74% distribution rate, sells put options on spdr gold trust > most trusted popular gold etf and holds cash and treasury bills as collateral, I'll buy this asset at a specific price. If it drops to that level, u pay me a premium 4 that promise. If stock stays above the strike price , then the fund keeps the premium. If stock price drops , then the buyer owns the stock = gives inflation protection, 93% of dividends distributions are ROC,
I can't understand how SDTE GLDY are safe vehicles since you get back your own money?
Does that mean in the end the units you hold become zero? If so, what's the point of buying these, risking your money and then receive nothing back in the end?
Please name the Brocker!😮
@Zitny135You're missing many others like XBTY, MSTW, ULTY, these are high risk but as long as weekly pay is consistent, it still worth it even if nav decline by 50%. Of course, it could be worse.
@fanxia3100Very nice list. All these funds are winners 🎉
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