ETFs & ETCs designed to generate regular income through dividends, interest, or option premiums.
This strategy pools together bonds or other fixed income securities, paying a fixed interest rate over time. It offers diversified and accessible exposure to the fixed income market without buying individual bonds.
Diversification
An efficient way to diversify an investment portfolio by providing exposure to a broad range of bonds. This diversification helps mitigate risk and provides a more balanced investment strategy.
Accessibility
Cost-effective way to diversify bond investments. ETFs overcome the traditional challenges associated with buying individual bonds, such as high minimum lot sizes and limited accessibility. Fixed income ETFs provide an accessible entry point into bond markets.
Simplicity
Unlike individual bonds with limited lifetimes, most fixed income ETFs do not have maturity dates. This simplifies portfolio management for investors, reducing the need to worry about replacing maturing bonds with newer issues.
A covered call strategy aims to enable investors to generate additional income by selling call options on stocks they already own, collecting option premiums while maintaining exposure to potential stock gains.
Target monthly income
Aims to generate income by selling options, providing enhanced yield and regular distributions even in flat markets.
Volatility-based opportunities
When markets are volatile, option premiums rise — covered call strategies turn this volatility into income.
Full or partial covered call
Investors can choose from ETFs that write call options on all of their holdings, or others that write calls on only a portion of the portfolio.
Equity Income strategies focus on sectors and companies with established records of distributing dividends. This can support diversification within an investment portfolio and offer exposure to income producing equities without the need to select and manage individual stocks.
Diversifying investment portfolios by offering exposure to a wide range of dividend-paying equities. This diversification can help reduce reliance on any one single company or industry for income generation.
An efficient method of accessing equity income. Equity Income ETFs remove the challenges associated with selecting individual dividend stocks, such as assessing dividend sustainability. They offer an entry point into dividend-focused equity markets.
Consistency
Aiming to provide a more stable stream of income by aggregating dividends from many companies. This can help smooth income fluctuations that might arise from individual dividend cuts or suspensions.
Big Tech Income ETF
Defence Option Income ETF
MSTR Option Income Strategy ETC
Ultra Option Income ETC
Semiconductor Option Income ETF
Canadian Enhanced Income ETF
Midstream Energy ETF
Preferred Income ETF
Screened High Dividend ETF
When you invest in ETFs your capital is fully at risk and may not get back the amount originally invested. Exchange rates can have a positive or negative effect on returns. The value of equities and equity-related securities can be affected by daily stock and currency market movements.
Crypto Equity Income & Growth ETF
Tech Income & Growth ETF
Tech Premium Income ETF
Active GBP Hedged Government Bond ETF
Active Government Bond ETF
Active U.S. Bond ETF
Latin American Bond ETF
Mexican Sovereign Bonds ETF
Total Return Income ETF
Weekly World Income ETF
WEEK
$0.0191
9.88%
07/10/2026
12/10/2026
13/10/2026
16/10/2026
YMAG
$0.8349
23.42%
14/10/2026
15/10/2026
20/10/2026
CHPY
$0.4635
39.27%
NATY
$0.9006
25.00%
MSTY
$0.3051
62.89%
08/10/2026
09/10/2026
23/10/2026
ULTY
$0.4201
42.55%
06/10/2026
PFFI
$0.1364
8.99%
SPYC
$0.4167
9.72%
CEGI
$0.5169
21.07%
FEGI
$0.3197
12.89%
FEPI
$0.5051
25.78%
MMLP
$0.1485
NA
14/09/2026
21/09/2026
22/09/2026
25/09/2026
MCTP
CAD0.1050
RNTA
$0.3238
JURY
-
10/12/2026
18/12/2026
21/12/2026
30/12/2026
Source: Bloomberg/ HANetf Data As of 07.10.2026
*PLEASE NOTE:
FOR ETFs: The Distribution Rate is the annual rate an investor would receive if the most recently declared distribution, which includes option income, remained the same going forward. The Distribution Rate is calculated by multiplying an ETF’s Distribution per Share by twelve (12), and dividing the resulting amount by the ETF’s most recent NAV. The Distribution Rate represents a single distribution from the ETF and does not represent its total return.
FOR ETCs: The Distribution Rate is the annual rate an investor would receive if the most recently declared distribution remained the same going forward. The Distribution Rate is calculated by multiplying the Distribution per Security by twelve (12), and dividing the resulting amount by the most recent estimated closing price of the Underlying Asset. The Distribution Rate represents a single distribution and does not represent total return.
Covered call ETFs package a popular income-generating strategy into a single, professionally managed fund. They hold a portfolio of stocks and sell call options on them to collect option premiums, providing investors with regular income and potential downside cushioning, all without the complexity of managing individual option trades.
By writing call options across many holdings, covered call ETFs can help smooth returns, diversify risk, and reduce the impact of any single stock’s performance. However, this income comes with a trade-off: when markets rise sharply, gains above the option’s strike price may be capped.
Fixed income strategies appeal to investors seeking predictable interest payments while acknowledging that bond prices can rise or fall over time. For many, the attraction lies in the potential for lower day-to-day volatility than equities, complemented by the ability to add a steadier return profile to a broader portfolio.
By incorporating fixed income alongside equity exposure, investors can introduce an element of balance and diversification, helping reduce reliance on stock market performance alone. While these strategies can support a more defensive allocation, fixed income is not risk-free and values can fluctuate in response to interest rate movements, credit conditions and broader market dynamics.
Equity income strategies centre on dividend-paying funds, offering a way to access potential income streams while staying invested in the equity market. While dividends can vary, they can form a complementary component within a wider income approach.
These strategies provide exposure to equities that may contribute both income potential and diversification. Incorporating dividend-focused equities can broaden a portfolio’s sources of return while maintaining participation in the long-term growth characteristics associated with shares.
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