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Dividend income from Exchange Traded Funds
Sharescope and other services publish dividend yield percentages, I use Sharescope.
They include ETFs, but have nothing entered in the yield column.
Lots of upbeat articles have been written about ETFs and their very low management fees, 0.15 to 0.3% in the case of Vanguard. This implies that nearly 100% of the underlying investments dividends are paid out; but are they?
Where can I check?
I am especially interested in the current yield based on the latest price.
MadDutch
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3 comments
Edward, when will you include dividend yield info?
I can get it through Morningstar, but would rather give my money to you!
I can wait, but not for long.
Mike
Stockopedia; I found a list of ETFs while designing this page. But your list did not include Vanguard;could you please add them, and especially the very useful FTSE based ETFs, such as the FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield (LSE; VHYL), which could be very useful to many of us.
MD
Hi MadDutch - we list all the Vanguard ETFs listed in London and Europe - you can search by name or ticker in the search box.
e.g. http://www.stockopedia.com/etf-prices/del-vanguard-ftse-all-world-high-dividend-yield-ucits-etf-LON:VHYL/
We don't have the dividend yield data at present but we are working on it.