The 25 highest paying weekly dividend ETFs we track, sorted automatically by current yield. As we update figures in our spreadsheet, this list — and the ranking order — updates right along with it.
This page narrows our full weekly dividend ETFs 2026 database down to the 25 highest paying names, ranked purely on current distribution yield. For the complete list of every weekly payer we track, head back to the full ETF list at WeeklyETFs.com.
Yield alone doesn't tell you about price decay, total return, or distribution composition. Screen and compare weekly and dividend ETFs side by side using the tools at TopDividendTools.com, or explore deeper analytics and grading at TopDividendETFsPRO.com.
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Last refreshed: — · Ranked live from our spreadsheet, sorted by current dividend yield.
Ranking by yield alone rewards aggressive options strategies and ignores what's happening to the share price underneath. A fund near the top of this list can still post a disappointing total return if price decay outpaces the income collected, especially in choppy or declining markets for the underlying stock. Before chasing a number at the top of this page, check the Price Decay and Total Return columns next to it — they tell the rest of the story that yield alone leaves out.
Unlike a list that gets rewritten every few months, this page pulls directly from our live spreadsheet and re-sorts by yield every time it loads. As dividend figures are updated by hand, names can move up, drop out of the top 25 entirely, or get replaced by newer weekly option income strategy ETFs launching from issuers like YieldMax and Roundhill. Bookmark this page and refresh it periodically rather than relying on a screenshot or a cached copy elsewhere.
Today's top yield isn't always tomorrow's. Serious income investors compare multiple weekly and dividend ETF properties across the network — WeeklyETFs, TopDividendETFs, and MonthlyETFs — to see how rankings shift week over week.
Unlock PRO Features →Every ETF in our database is sorted by current dividend yield, highest to lowest, and the top 25 results are displayed here.
The list re-sorts every time the page loads, pulling the latest figures from our spreadsheet. Rankings can shift daily as yields are updated or new ETFs are added.
It flags whether an ETF's share price has fallen since inception — common among option-income strategies that distribute large yields partly through return of capital.
They're drawn from the same database. This page simply isolates the 25 highest current yields rather than showing the full 100+ name list.
No. This page is for informational and entertainment purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
Always review a fund's official distribution breakdown and consult a licensed financial advisor before investing.
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