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Franklin International Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF

LVHI

Market cap $5.8B

42.79 USD

-0.05

0.12%

At close Updated Sep 4, 4:00 PM EDT

1 day

-0.12%

5 days

-0.56%

1 month

0.26%

3 months

5.71%

6 months

5.65%

Year to date

14.81%

1 year

24.06%

5 years

62.76%

10 years

67.67%

News

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Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 40%

Neutral 0%

Negative 60%

LVHI: A 4.5% Yield Built For Higher Rates

Franklin Intl Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF (LVHI) remains a buy, now primarily for its currency protection amid potential future interest rate hikes. LVHI's hedged strategy shields dividends from currency fluctuations, positioning it to outperform unhedged peers like VYMI and IDV if rates rise. With a 4.5% starting yield and a five-year dividend CAGR of 9.76%, LVHI offers attractive, growing income for long-term investors.

LVHI: A 4.5% Yield Built For Higher Rates

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Wall Street Pricey? Try These 5 Dividend ETFs Under $50

Wall Street's rally has raised valuation concerns. These five dividend ETFs under $50 offer affordable income and diversified equity exposure.

Wall Street Pricey? Try These 5 Dividend ETFs Under $50

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Global ETFs to Diversify as Tech Weakness Weighs on Markets

The AI trade is under pressure as a semiconductor slump and financing concerns rattle markets, making global ETFs worth a closer look.

Global ETFs to Diversify as Tech Weakness Weighs on Markets

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5 Reasons Why Low-Volatility ETFs Matter Now

Low-volatility ETFs are gaining appeal as tariffs, Hormuz tensions, AI worries and oil-led inflation fears shake markets. Here are five reasons why.

5 Reasons Why Low-Volatility ETFs Matter Now

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Focus on Income-Producing ETFs for Retirement: Here's Why

BlackRock says retirement investing must evolve beyond index funds, per a Moneywise article. These income-focused ETFs could help generate steadier retirement cash flow.

Focus on Income-Producing ETFs for Retirement: Here's Why

LVHI: A Year Later, Still Cheap And Still Relevant

Franklin International Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF remains a Buy, downgraded from Strong Buy, as core diversification and income theses hold. LVHI has delivered strong risk-adjusted returns, outperforming the S&P 500 over the past year, with lower drawdowns and a 4-5% yield. Current portfolio tilts—energy overweight, tech underweight, Japan underweight—support valuation diversification but may challenge the low volatility promise.

LVHI: A Year Later, Still Cheap And Still Relevant

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Shell And Total Energize LVHI's Income Stream As Retirees Seek Stable Foreign Yields

Franklin FTSE International Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF (NYSEARCA:LVHI | LVHI Price Prediction) closed Friday at $41 after a quarterly distribution cycle that continues to deliver the income international dividend investors buy this fund for.

Shell And Total Energize LVHI's Income Stream As Retirees Seek Stable Foreign Yields

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International Dividend Payers are Raising Payouts Even as Free Cash Flow Tightens

Income investors in the Franklin International Low Volatility High Dividend Index ETF (NYSEARCA:LVHI | LVHI Price Prediction) get paid well to sit through a quieter ride than most equity funds.

International Dividend Payers are Raising Payouts Even as Free Cash Flow Tightens

Why Slow And Steady Still Wins In Dividend Investing

By investing in companies that generate durable free cash flow, investors can help dampen volatility, support total return and deliver sustainable income over the long term. Historically, dividends have been a meaningful contributor to equity returns, accounting for nearly 40% of the S&P 500's total return. Dividends can do more than provide a stream of income; investing in companies that generate free cash flow may help reduce volatility, drive total return and deliver sustainable income over the long term.

Why Slow And Steady Still Wins In Dividend Investing

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Why This Is the Time for Low-Volatility ETFs

War risks linger despite rally. Volatility stays elevated as the outlook remains unclear -- making low-volatility ETFs like USMV a compelling defensive play now.

Why This Is the Time for Low-Volatility ETFs

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