3 Dividend ETFs You Haven't Heard of That Yield Over 5%

"These ETFs can complement your portfolio very well if you pair them up with popular lower-yield ETFs. Higher yields will become more important in the coming months as the Federal Reserve has shown more willingness to cut. The current Fed Chair Jerome Powell's term will end in May 2026. He's expected to be replaced with a Trump appointee. As such, the next Fed Chair is very likely to be even more dovish on interest rates."

"The Amplify Natural Resources Dividend Income ETF tracks the performance of the EQM Natural Resources Dividend Income Index before fees. It holds 41 dividend stocks from companies involved with natural resources. The companies it holds are cash cows, and the dividend yield should stay above 5%. Natural resources have historically served as an inflation hedge, so these hard assets are well-suited in the current environment."

Several niche ETFs yield above 5% without using covered-call strategies, deriving income from varied sources and complementing lower-yield ETFs in a diversified portfolio. Rising demand for higher yields is likely as the Federal Reserve shows greater willingness to cut rates. Jerome Powell's term ends in May 2026 and he is expected to be replaced by a Trump appointee, which could make the next Fed Chair even more dovish. Lower interest rates would push Treasury yields down and increase investor interest in high-yield dividend ETFs. Amplify Natural Resources Dividend Income ETF (NDIV) holds 41 natural-resources dividend stocks, yields 5.72% monthly, and charges a 0.59% expense ratio.

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