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CARY, CLOZ, and CEFS are three of the strongest income ETFs in the market right now. CARY's diversified, high-quality portfolio is perfect for more risk-averse investors. It has a solid 6.2% yield, and outstanding risk-returns. CEFS is much more aggressive, offering a good 7.8% yield, and strong returns. It is riskier than most.
CARY holds a diversified portfolio of bonds, focusing on short-term investment-grade securities, mainly MBS. The fund's active management strategy, including overweighting MBS, has led to higher returns and outperformance compared to its benchmark and most bonds. CARY sports an above-average 6.2% yield, below-average risk and volatility, and has outperformed most peers since inception.
Angel Oak Income ETF is an actively managed fund that focuses on credit risk in the fixed income markets. The CARY fund has a diversified portfolio with a mix of holdings and a relatively low duration, making it less volatile. CARY outperforms the Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund ETF and offers a promising income play with a 30-Day SEC Yield of 6.03%.
CARY is a lesser-known income ETF that primarily invests in short-term investment-grade bonds. CARY offers a diversified portfolio, a high dividend yield of 6.4%, and a strong track record of performance. The fund yields more than its peers, with stronger total returns as well.
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