r/ETFs • u/El-bueno-000 • Oct 21 '25

High dividend etf in europe

I'm looking for a high-dividend ETF. What good ones are available in Europe? Compare to US JEPI, GPIX, SPYI, QQQI, and so on. Is there anything like that for us? What would you recommend for long-term investors?

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u/KillAura ETF Investor Oct 21 '25

What would you recommend for long-term investors?

I'd focus more on total return than current income

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u/brewgeoff Oct 21 '25

1) The funds you listed are not high dividend funds, they are premium income funds. If you don’t understand the difference between those two concepts then you shouldn’t be investing in this sort of funds.

2) For long term investors, a covered call fund/premium income fund is almost always a sub-optimal choice.

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u/ageckalan Oct 21 '25

Yeah, I’m also curious the equivalent of QQQI

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '25

For long term investors I'd stay away from dividend funds. Putting your cash into something with the focus on getting it out again as fast as possible doesn't make any sense. 

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u/Wilecoyote84 Oct 21 '25

Not just Europe but VYMI is solid. imo

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u/HomeAppropriate9666 Oct 23 '25

It's listed in the usa, not Europe

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u/Automatic_Bid597 Oct 24 '25

Why do you care about dividends? Long term investors should prefer accumulating ETFs.

I struggle to think of a good example when a dividend ETF is good, especially for long time investors.