3 ETFs designed to keep the income flowing

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Издатель Jun 4, 2026

ETFs are reshaping how investors think about cash flow generation. Rather than relying solely on traditional dividends or bond coupons, investors can now construct more targeted income outcomes using tools like covered calls, bank credit exposure and diversified yield-focused equity portfolios.

That does not eliminate risk. There are still no free lunches in markets. But it does give investors more flexibility around how they source income, manage volatility and diversify their return streams.

As Global X Senior Product and Investment Strategist Marc Jocum puts it:

“Income investing today should really be about creating multiple sources and multiple diversified streams of income. That’s your best way to protect yourself against left tail risk or anything the market might throw at you.”
To unpack how that is evolving, I spoke with Jocum as part of Livewire’s Income Series 2026. In the interview above, he explains why Australia’s traditional income playbook may be under pressure, why bank credit is becoming increasingly attractive relative to bank equities, how covered call strategies can monetise volatility, and why diversified income streams may matter more than ever in a world of elevated uncertainty.

He also outlines how Global X’s BANK, AYLD and ZYAU ETFs can work together inside a portfolio to help investors construct more resilient income outcomes.

TIME CODES

00:00 – Why income investing is getting harder
00:50 – The overlooked opportunity in bank debt
02:39 – How bank credit compares to cash, bonds and shares
04:57 – Covered calls explained
06:47 – The upside investors give up for higher income
08:07 – Building a diversified income portfolio
09:45 – Three income strategies that can work together
11:28 – The biggest opportunity for income investors in 2026
12:58 – Final thoughts