Dividend ETFs & LICs

MRE.AX Fund Update – June/July 2025: 158 Loans, 2 Trusts & A 0.87 ¢ Dividend

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Nine months in and MRE is already hiking its monthly cash, boasting 11.9 % NAV growth and a hefty 144-loan real-estate book. Here’s my verdict

📈 Soul Patts and Brickworks Are Merging — Here’s What It Means for Dividend Investors

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As a shareholder in both Soul Patts and Brickworks, I break down what the 2025 merger means for dividend-focused investors like us — and why I’m voting in favour.

MOT.ASX: My July 2025 Check‑In

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MOT.ASX just clocked an 8.5 % total return and a juicy 7 %+ yield, all while units still trade below NTA. Dive into July’s numbers, the new Credit Trust II kicker, and why this private-credit workhorse powers my dividend engine.

July 2025 Dividend Income – My AU$4.6k Mid‑Month Windfall

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July 2025 dividend update: AU$4.6k income, new DDR buy, portfolio tops AU$617k. Breakdown, lessons & next moves inside

Monthly Income from Private Credit Funds: Which Aussie Options Pay the Most in 2025?

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A comparison post that breaks down top-performing Australian private credit funds offering monthly distributions in 2025

How Australian Private Credit Funds Are Changing the Game for Everyday Income Investors Over 40

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Tired of market swings and underwhelming term deposits? Discover how Australian private credit funds are delivering steady, monthly income—with less volatility—for income-focused investors over 40.

Gryphon Capital Income Trust (GCI.ASX) for Monthly Passive Income

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Harvest ~8 % monthly cash yield with Gryphon Capital Income Trust (GCI.ASX)—AAA mortgage-backed portfolio, low fees, built for reliable passive income.

Using KKR Credit Income Fund (ASX:KKC) for monthly passive income

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Discover how the KKR Credit Income Fund (KKC.ax) delivers reliable monthly income through global credit strategies—ideal for income-focused Australian investors.

Best Dividend Australian Shares for Monthly Income

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Discover the best Australian dividend shares and ETFs to build a steady monthly income portfolio. From high-yield trusts like MXT to diversified ETF strategies, this guide shows you how to blend payouts, reinvest dividends, and monitor sustainability for consistent cash flow.

What are the Best Australian Dividend ETFs or LICs?

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Dividend investing has long been a cornerstone of wealth building for Australian investors, offering a reliable income stream alongside potential long-term capital growth. With Australia’s unique tax environment, particularly the benefit of franking credits, dividend-focused strategies have become especially appealing. This makes Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and Listed Investment Companies (LICs) popular choices for those seeking consistent, tax-efficient income from their portfolios.