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Weekly dividend ETFs like AAPW and NVDW charge 0.99% expense ratios and offer distribution rates above 30% through swap agreements.
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These ETFs track individual stocks like Apple or Nvidia at a fraction of the share price while paying weekly distributions.
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The Weekly T-Bill ETF charges just 0.19% and holds only T-Bills with maturities under 3 months for capital preservation.
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For quite some time, dividends were paid monthly, quarterly, annually, or semi-annually.
Now, you can collect dividends every single week.
That’s great news for investors looking for regular income, particularly for retirees who need consistent cash flow coming in.
Look at the AAPL WeeklyPay ETF (BATS: AAPW), for example.
With an expense ratio of 0.99%, the ETF pays weekly distributions with a distribution rate of 33.49% as of Dec. 12th, All by investing in total return swap agreements and Apple stock. Plus, it just paid a distribution of $0.2712 for the week of Dec. 9th.
And it paid a distribution of $0.2555 for the week of Dec. 12.
Making it even more attractive, it trades at a fraction of the cost of Apple, pays out a weekly dividend, and tracks the movements of Apple.
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With an expense ratio of 0.99% and a weekly dividend, the NVDA WeeklyPay ETF (BATS: NVDW) also offers recurring income for shareholders. It also does so by investing in swap agreements and the Nvidia stock. It just paid a dividend of $0.3894 for the week of Dec 9th.
It also paid a dividend of $0.3414 for the week of Dec 2nd.
It also mirrors the performance of Nvidia, which has been explosive in recent weeks. Helping, the Senate Finance Committee approved an amendment this past summer that increases the semiconductor tax credit from 25% to 30%. Plus, analysts at Barclays just raised their price target on NVDA to $275 with an overweight rating.
With NVDW, you can ride Nvidia’s momentum at about $42 a share, as compared to Nvidia’s current price of $182 and collect weekly income.
With an expense ratio of 0.99% and a weekly dividend, the PLTR WeeklyPay ETF (BATS: PLTW) also offers weekly income to shareholders. Like the other ETFs, it also invests in swap agreements and Palantir stock. It just paid a dividend of $0.5547 for the week of Dec 9th. And it paid a dividend of $0.3219 for the week of Dec 2.
It also mirrors the actions of Palantir, which has also been explosive.
Helping, analysts at Citi also raised its price target on Palantir to $190. According to the firm, Palantir delivered a “strong beat/raise” and its “robust results further solidifies” its role with artificial intelligence.
Wedbush analyst Dan Ives has growing confidence in the stock. The firm just raised its price target to $230, noting that PLTR’s results and raised guidance give the firm “great confidence” in Palantir’s growth story.
“Palantir remains one of our top names to own in 2025 and this deal represents another opportunity for PLTR to capitalize on while continuing to generate unprecedented traction for its entire portfolio across the federal and commercial landscapes”.
With an expense ratio of 0.99% and a weekly dividend payout, the TSLA Weekly Pay ETF (BATS: TSLW) also invests in swap agreements and Tesla stock. It just paid a dividend of $0.4604 for the week of Dec 9. It also paid a dividend of $0.3521 for the week of Dec 2.
It also mirrors the performance of Tesla, which is rebounding on news it just raised prices on its Model S and X cars in the U.S. Helping, the company is nearing the launch of its robotaxi.
Last trading at $34.50 with a weekly dividend, the TSLW ETF is far more attractive than paying $445.75 per share for Tesla.
We can also look at the Weekly T-Bill ETF (BATS: WEEK).
With an expense ratio of 0.19% and a weekly dividend payout, the WEEK ETF is a low-risk opportunity that holds only T-Bills with maturities under 3 months, ensuring capital preservation. “WEEK is the first of its kind ETF that targets a stable NAV week-over-week,” added Roundhill Investments.
Since its launch, the WEEK ETF has rallied from about $98.80 to $100.00 so far.
There’s also the YieldMax AI & Tech Portfolio Option Income ETF (NYSEARCA: GPTY).
With an expense ratio of 0.99% and a weekly dividend payout, the GPTY ETF seeks income and capital appreciation through direct investments in a select portfolio of artificial intelligence and technology stocks. It’s about to pay a dividend of $0.3079 on Dec. 12th.
Before that, it paid out a dividend of $0.2997 on Dec 4.
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