The 4 Monthly Income ETFs I Use — Can They Strengthen Your Retirement?

If you're building a retirement income plan or looking for steady monthly cashflow, this video breaks down four monthly income ETFs I personally use and research: JEPI, JEPQ, SPYI, and QDVO.

This topic came from one of our subscribers who asked for help settling a retirement debate — and today we’re walking through:

🔍 What You’ll Learn

✔ How these four income ETFs generate monthly cashflow
✔ The difference between sustainable yield vs. NAV erosion
✔ JEPI vs JEPQ: Stability vs tech-focused income
✔ Why SPYI has become a total-return favorite
✔ Why QDVO is a unique hybrid between growth + income
✔ Example retirement plan using $950,000 at a 10% potential yield
✔ Why researching fund structure matters more than advertised yield

Whether you're planning retirement, already retired, or just looking for consistent income, these four ETFs offer approaches worth researching for long-term income planning.

🎯 ETF Highlights Covered

JEPI – Low-volatility, stable income, defensive positioning

JEPQ – Tech-tilted income strategy with higher potential yield

SPYI – Captures upside, uses Section 1256 tax advantages

QDVO – New hybrid growth + income fund with strong early performance

⚠️ Important Notes

This is not financial advice.
All investing involves risk, yields change, and results vary.
Always do your own research or speak with a licensed professional before investing.

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Do you own any of these monthly income ETFs? Which ones work best for your retirement plan?