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This 6% Yield International Covered Call ETF Is Actually Beating VXUS
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article argues that most covered-call ETFs trade away total-return potential to support high distribution yields, leaving them less attractive than low-cost index funds. It highlights an actively managed international fund offering a 6% yield as a potential exception, though no performance figures or fund identity are provided. The item is primarily relevant to income-oriented ETF investors rather than broad markets.
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