Enhance your income with ETFs

Using ETFs for Income

There are a range of ways to enhance income through investments, including through cash, fixed income, property and in some cases, Australian shares and other listed securities.

A number of VanEck’s ETFs provide you with an ideal way to access these asset classes and opportunities to enhance your income.

Investing for income on ASX

FLOT Australian Floating Rate Corporate Bonds

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PLUS Higher Yielding Australian Corporate Bonds

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SUBD Australian Subordinated Debt

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EBND Emerging Market Bonds

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IFRA Global Infrastructure

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REIT International Property

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MVA Australian Property

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Investing for income with VanEck

ETF	Asset class	Portfolio Application	Insights
VanEck Vectors Australian Floating Rate ETF FLOT	Australian Fixed Income	Floating Rate Notes (FRNs) offer enhanced yield above cash investments. Coupon payments will increase if market interest rates rise, or fall if interest rates go down.	Understanding Floating Rate Notes
VanEck Vectors Australian Corporate Bond Plus ETF PLUS	Australian Fixed Income	The yields from corporate bonds are generally higher yield than term deposits and government bonds. PLUS is a portfolio of higher yielding predominately investment grade Australian Dollar corporate bonds.	Smart Beta in Fixed Income
VanEck Vectors Australian Subordinated Debt ETF SUBD	Australian Subordinated Debt	First of a kind Australian offering. Offers higher yield relative to cash, term deposits and traditional bonds for a slightly elevated risk.	How banks are changed forever
VanEck Emerging Income Opportunities Active ETF (Managed Fund) EBND	Emerging market bonds	A first in Australia, EBND takes an unconstrained approach offering you one-trade access to VanEck's active emerging markets bonds investment prowess.	How we manage your money
VanEck Vectors FTSE Global Infrastructure (Hedged) ETF IFRA	Global Infrastructure	Income from infrastructure assets is typically more stable compared to equities and higher than traditional defensive assets such as bonds. IFRA is A$ currency hedged.	VanEck’s use of Tax Rules
VanEck Vectors Australian Property ETF MVA	Australian Listed Property	Stable rental income that is a potential hedge against include increases in line with CPI (the Consumer Price Index). Income from A-REITs includes tax deferred income.	The difference between MVA and the other A-REIT ETFs
VanEck Vector FTSE International Property (Hedged) ETF REIT	International Property	A-REITS account for just 3% of the worlds REIT opportunity. REIT is A$ currency hedged.	Investing in international property

ETF	VanEck Vectors Australian Floating Rate ETF FLOT
Asset class	Australian Fixed Income
Portfolio Application	Floating Rate Notes (FRNs) offer enhanced yield above cash investments Coupon payments will increase if market interest rates rise,or fall if interest rates go down.
More Information	Understanding Flaoting Rate Notes

ETF	VanEck Vectors Australian Corporate Bond Plus ETF PLUS
Asset class	Australian Fixed Income
Portfolio Application	The yields from corporate bonds are generally higher yield than term deposits and government bonds. PLUS is a portfolio of higher yielding predominately investment grade Australian Dollar corporate bonds.
More Information	Smart Beta in Fixed Income

ETF	VanEck Vectors Australian Subordinated Debt ETF SUBD
Asset class	Australian Subordinated Debt
Portfolio Application	First of a kind Australian offering. Offers higher yield relative to cash, term deposits and traditional bonds for a slightly elevated risk.
More Information	How banks are changed forever

ETF	VanEck Emerging Income Opportunities Active ETF (Managed Fund) EBND
Asset class	Emerging market bonds
Portfolio Application	A first in Australia, EBND takes an unconstrained approach offering you one-trade access to VanEck's active emerging markets bonds investment prowess.
More Information	How we manage your money

ETF	VanEck Vectors FTSE Global Infrastructure (Hedged) ETF IFRA
Asset class	Global Infrastructure
Portfolio Application	Income from infrastructure assets is typically more stable compared to equities and higher than traditional defensive assets such as bonds. IFRA is currency hedged
More Information	VanEck’s use of TOFA ensures smooth dividends

ETF	VanEck Vectors Australian Property ETF MVA
Asset class	Australian Listed Property
Portfolio Application	Stable rental income that is a potential hedge against include increases in line with CPI (the Consumer Price Index). Income from A-REITs includes tax deferred income
More Information	The difference between MVA and the other A-REIT ETFs

ETF	VanEck Vector FTSE International Property (Hedged) ETF REIT
Asset class	International Property
Portfolio Application	A-REITS account for just 3% of the worlds REIT opportunity. REIT is A$ currency hedged.
More Information	Investing in international property

Generating income across asset classes with VanEck ETFs

Return

Risk

REIT

International Property (Hedged) ETF

MVA

Australian Property ETF

IFRA

FTSE Global Infrastructure (Hedged) ETF

SUBD

Australian Subordinated Debt ETF

EBND

Emerging Income Opportunities Active ETF

PLUS

Australian Corporate Bond Plus ETF

FLOT

Australian Floating Rate ETF

All investing is subject to risk. Risk and return presented above is for illustrative purposes. There is no guarantee that any particular asset allocation or mix of funds will meet your investment objectives or provide you with a given level of income. Diversification does not ensure a profit or protect against a loss in a declining market.

Focus on Infrastructure

Income from infrastructure assets is typically more stable compared to equities and higher than traditional defensive assets such as bonds. Infrastructure securities benefit from a number of key investment advantages being:

High barriers to entry: Results in a more stable income stream for investors compared to the earnings volatility of other equity investments; and
Protection from inflation: Infrastructure securities benefit from the link to inflation which is derived from regulated CPI-based price increases, as is often the case with airports, toll roads, and utility companies.