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Team Veye   April 02, 2026

ASX 200 ETF trends highlight focus on monthly income

Team Veye   April 02, 2026
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For investors desiring to receive monthly passive income, these three ASX ETFs offer regular monthly distributions along with relatively high yields and low fees.

Betashares Australian Dividend Harvester Active ETF (ASX: HVST)

will provides exposure to a diversified portfolio of Australian shares and it currently offers an annual yield of 5.81%.

This fund does not track an index but instead uses a rules-based dividend harvest strategy which focuses on dividend paying Australian companies which are mainly selected from the largest 100 ASX companies.

The ETF usually holds between 40 to 60 Australian shares and the portfolio is rebalanced about every three months because the goal is to maximise dividend income and franking benefits.
Distributions are paid every month which makes it suitable for passive income focused investors and the fund has a franking level of about 64.7%.

The management fee is 0.65% per year but there are additional expenses of about 0.07% per year which brings the total annual cost to about 0.72%.

Betashares S&P Australian Shares High Yield ETF (ASX: HYLD)

is a passive income focused ETF which is based on the S&P/ASX 200 High Yield Select Index and the fund was launched on August 1, 2025.

The ETF invests in 50 high yield Australian companies from the ASX 200 because the goal is to provide high income and potential capital growth.

The fund distributions monthly which makes it suitable for income focused investors who want regular cash flow.
The management fee is 0.25% per year which is relatively low compared to many other dividend ETFs.

The fund uses a screening process which avoids dividend traps because it excludes companies with unsustainably high dividend yields.

VanEck Emerging Income Opportunities Active ETF (ASX: EBND)

is a solid pick as well because it invests in emerging market government, semi-government and corporate bonds.

The fund has set up a benchmark which is made up of 50% J.P. Morgan Emerging Market Bond Index Global Diversified Hedged AUD and 50% J.P. Morgan Government Bond Emerging Market Index Global Diversified.

The ETF pays distributions every month and the current annual yield is 6.24% which makes the fund attractive for passive income focused investors.

The management fee is 0.95% per year and the fund holds about 113 bonds which gives diversified exposure across many emerging market countries.

(Source: Company Reports)

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