These 3 Dividend ETFs Pay Monthly, But Also Have Big Upside Potential

"Growing one's asset value over time is great, but having something to show for this growth over time is also very valuable. For many of the smartest and most conservative investors out there (such as Warren Buffett), there's a trend many will notice in dividend stocks and other income-producing assets often making up a larger share of their portfolios than the industry average."

"Let's kick this one off with a top ETF aimed at investors looking for a portfolio that includes some exposure to preferred stock, but also a broad array of income-producing securities. The iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF (PFF) is a top option for yield-seeking investors. That's because this particular ETF provides investors with a hefty dividend yield of 6.5%, which is at least partially offset by its expense ratio of 0.45%. Now,"

Creating passive income streams can involve stocks, bonds, real estate, crypto, and other assets that provide yield. Dividend stocks and income-producing assets frequently form larger portions of conservative investors' portfolios, with preferred stock offering higher yield and potential capital appreciation over the long term. Monthly-paying ETFs can supply consistent retirement income while preserving equity upside. The iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF (PFF) combines preferred-stock exposure and broader income securities, yielding about 6.5% while carrying an expense ratio near 0.45%. Yield must be weighed against fees and overall portfolio fit.

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