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    • Betashares Australian Dividend Harvester Fund (ASX: HVST)
    Latest News

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    Dividend Investing

    This ASX passive income share offers a 5.86% yield. Here's how!

    | Sebastian Bowen

    It's not often you see this big of a yield these days...

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    Dividend Investing

    A perfect passive income stock: 0.48% payout each month

    | Sebastian Bowen

    If you like monthly dividends, you'll love this ETF.

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    ETFs

    3 ASX ETFs for strong dividend income

    | Bronwyn Allen

    One of these ASX ETFs tracks an index while the other two are actively managed.

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    Dividend Investing

    This 7.3% ASX dividend stock pays cash every month

    | Samantha Menzies

    The dividend-paying ETF gives investors a reliable monthly income.

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    Dividend Investing

    2 ASX ETFs designed to turbocharge your dividend income

    | Bronwyn Allen

    Both of these ETFs are delivering income that is well above today's deteriorated market average dividend yield of 3.3%.

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    Dividend Investing

    2 ASX ETFs that pay dividends every month

    | Bronwyn Allen

    These ASX ETFs are relatively new to the marketplace and, unusually, pay dividends every month.

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    Dividend Investing

    Why are ASX dividends shrinking?

    | Aaron Bell

    Data shows dividends are dwindling.

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    Dividend Investing

    The easiest way to receive dividends every month

    | Leigh Gant

    Most ASX shares pay dividends only twice a year, but some ETFs are designed to deliver income every month. Here’s…

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    Dividend Investing

    Monthly dividend leaders: 3 ASX shares paying cash every 30 days

    | Sebastian Bowen

    Finding monthly dividend payers on the ASX is hard, but not impossible.

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    How to invest

    Looking to boost your retirement with extra passive income? Try this!

    | Bernd Struben

    Securing a passive income stream could offer a big lift to your retirement lifestyle. Here’s how I’d go about it.

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    Dividend Investing

    $8,000 in savings? Here's how I'd aim to turn that into $1,151 in monthly passive income

    | Bernd Struben

    Here’s how I’d go about investing in ASX dividend shares.

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    Dividend Investing

    $7,000 of money to spare? Here's how I'd aim to turn that into $1,000 in annual extra income

    | Bernd Struben

    ASX dividend shares can provide investors with a tidy extra income.

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    HVST ASX Announcements

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