One of the best feelings as an investor is seeing dividend income land in the account — especially when it’s every week. Today, my Roth IRA was credited with dividends from four high-frequency, income-focused ETFs by Roundhill Investments. Here’s the breakdown and why this strategy stands out.
Dividends Received Today
$12.48 from Roundhill TSLA WeeklyPay ETF ($TSLW)
$11.40 from Roundhill NVDA WeeklyPay ETF ($NVDW)
$3.22 from Roundhill AVGO WeeklyPay ETF ($AVGW)
$16.23 from Roundhill HOOD WeeklyPay ETF ($HOOW)
Total: $43.33 in passive income this week — all automatically reinvested in my Roth IRA.
Why WeeklyPay ETFs Are Game-Changers
Weekly Payouts: Unlike most dividend ETFs, these distribute cash every single week, helping smooth out income and boost compounding potential.
Exposure to Market Leaders: Each ETF targets high-profile US equities or themes, like Tesla, Nvidia, Broadcom, and Robinhood.
High Yield Potential: These funds currently offer eye-catching annualized yields, with HOOD, for instance, paying forward yields far above the market average.
Roth IRA Advantages
Holding these funds in a Roth IRA means dividends grow tax-free, maximizing the benefit of compound interest over the long term.
Final Thoughts
Consistent passive income transforms your investing journey. Whether reinvested or withdrawn, weekly ETF dividends provide confidence and flexibility to stay the course — and today’s $43.33 is proof that the strategy is working. Here’s to next week’s payout!
Disclosure: Not investment advice. Yields and distributions may fluctuate. Do your own research before investing.
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