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Team Veye   October 10, 2025

2 ASX ETFs that Pay Dividends Every Month

Team Veye   October 10, 2025
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For investors who love the idea of consistent monthly income, HVST and MMKT stand out among ASX ETFs that make this possible by careful strategies designed to generate steady yield while preserving capital.

The Betashares Australian Dividend Harvester Active ETF (ASX: HVST)

is mainly for investors who want regular monthly income. It has an expense ratio of around 0.72% per annum. The goal of HVST is to give franked income that’s higher than the net yield of the overall Australian stock market. It uses a rule based dividend harvesting method, mostly picking large cap ASX companies that has got strong dividend profile. Usually, the ETF holds between 40 to 60 Australian stocks and gets rebalanced every quarter to catch new dividend chances.
HVST pays income every month which is one of the most frequent payout schedules among ASX ETFs. Right now it offers 12 month yield of around 5.6% after expenses, which makes it quite attractive for investors who rely on income like retirees. The fund’s holdings include big names such as Commonwealth Bank, BHP, CSL, Wesfarmers and Telstra which gives wide exposure across major Australian sectors. For anyone looking for consistent passive income with stock market exposure, HVST stands as a handy and high yield option compared to regular dividend stocks.

The Betashares Australian Cash Plus Active ETF (ASX: MMKT)

gives investors an easy and smart way to earn monthly income from cash and short term money market securities. It has a low expense ratio of just 0.18% per annum and aims to beat the Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill Index by investing in a mix of high quality, investment grade securities from Australian banks and financial firms. MMKT is mainly designed as a core cash holding and gives better yield while keeping strong capital safety and daily liquidity through ASX trading.

The ETF pays out income every month which makes it attractive for investors who want steady income or regular cash flow but don’t want to lose liquidity. Its holdings include negotiable certificates of deposit, term deposits, floating rate notes and commercial papers, mostly maturing in less than 3 months. t currently offers a 12-month distribution yield of 4.6% after expenses. For conservative investors or people looking for a safe monthly income option, MMKT works as a stable and low-cost fund that offers both safety and good yield.

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