With 24 ETFs traded in the U.S. markets, Income ETFs gather total assets under management of $3.63B. The average expense ratio is 1.46%. Income ETFs can be found in the following asset classes:
The largest Income ETF is the Invesco CEF Income Composite ETF PCEF with $758.99M in assets. In the last trailing year, the best performing Income ETF was the WBII at 10.67%. The most-recent ETF launched in the Income space was the Tactical Income ETF TBND in 06/17/19.
Funds are seeing changes to their expense ratios, ranging from the minute to the significant.
Can you get higher after-tax yield without additional risk?
With economic indicators signaling sluggish global growth ahead, income ETFs can add value.
Issuers can change their benchmarks at any time—without investor approval.
During a quiet week, a new fund and another closure.
WBI adds another ETF to its lineup.
The new funds include two Trendpilot ETFs and three new Cash Cows ETFs.
Principal’s Paul Kim on building an ETF footprint by focusing on smart-beta ETFs and actively managed funds.
Is U.S. ETF industry entering new phase of maturity?
