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FlexShares International Quality Dividend Dynamic Index Fund

IQDY tracks an index of non-US companies from developed and emerging markets selected and weighted by dividend yield and other fundamentals. The index aims for higher market risk.

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On the back of a stellar showing in the U.S. in the first quarter, global dividend growth could be shaping up for another positive year. At a time of still-paltry global bond yields and increasing equity market volatility, dividend steadiness is all the more coveted by investors.

Tailwinds for This International Dividend ETF

Ex-U.S. developed markets equities and the related exchange traded funds typically boast higher dividend yields than comparable U.S.-focused offerings, but knowing that is only half the battle for income investors seeking international diversification. Investors should be selective with their approaches to international dividend-payers and look for a combination of robust yields, potential for lower volatility [.

Where to Go for Better International Dividend Yields

FlexShares International Quality Dividend Defensive Index ETF

FlexShares International Quality Dividend Index Fund

Fixed income investors looking beyond safe haven U.S. government Treasury notes for more yield may want to try options overseas. FlexShares has three funds investors may want to consider.

3 ETFs Worthy of Consideration for International Dividends

Allocating to international dividend ETFs is one way that investors are boosting the yield in equities. FlexShares offers three international income-generating strategies: the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Defensive Index Fund (IQDE), the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Dynamic Index Fund (IQDY), and the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Index Fund (IQDF).

Looking Abroad to Boost the Yield in Equities

The world's economy will top $100 trillion in 2022 according to British consultancy Cebr, which opens up opportunities for getting international exposure, especially when it comes to obtaining more yield through dividends. “The important issue for the 2020s is how the world economies cope with inflation, which has now reached 6.8% in the U.S.,” said [.

As World Economy Tops $100 Trillion, Get Quality Dividend Exposure

Seven months into 2021 and investors still hear plenty about the reflation trade. So much so that they may be led to believe that this is a domestic phenomenon.

Get Paid to Go Global with Reflation Trade

Investors willing to venture abroad can extract more yield from the international debt markets. Nevertheless, a focus on quality with FlexShares ETFs can help give yield-seekers more peace of mind.

3 International Dividend Options to Focus on Quality

The recurring narrative is that yield is hard to come by nowadays, but fixed income investors still have options. One of those is looking overseas, and these three exchange-traded funds (ETFs) do just that while offering investors the yield options they desire.

3 ETFs to Consider for International Yield Exposure

When looking at the major stock indexes around the world, the U.S. still stands head and shoulders above most, which is an astounding feat given the economic ramifications that the pandemic has caused.

Add International ETFs to Your Portfolio Ahead of Economies Reopening

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Amid the Covid-19 pandemic that’s still underway as economies struggle to deal with new cases, investors are looking for alternative gains overseas. In addition to unlocking potential gains, investors can also achieve portfolio diversification to complement their existing investments.

Investing Internationally Could Unlock Potential Gains

With rates at historical lows, finding enough yield is like locating a needle in the haystack for fixed income investors. However, one area is to look overseas if investors know where to look.

Investors Shouldn’t Forget to Look Overseas for Dividend Opportunities

FlexShares Quality Dividend Defensive Index Fund

FlexShares Quality Dividend Index Fund

FlexShares Quality Dividend Dynamic Index Fund

Investors who are looking for ways to diversify in a tumultuous market may want to consider exchange traded fund strategies that identify quality dividends.

Look to Quality Dividend ETFs in Today’s Market Environment

Global dividend growth was impressive again last year, but the pace slowed a bit, indicating investors ought to consider ETFs that have avenues for identifying the best dividend growth prospects. When it comes to ex-US equities, the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Dynamic Index Fund (NYSEArca: IQDY) is a name to consider.

Investigate International Dividend Growth With This ETF

With many market observers forecasting 2020 upside for ex-US developed market equities, investors may want to revisit the asset class and do so in less volatile fashion by accessing dividend-based strategies such as the FlexShares International Quality Dividend Dynamic Index Fund (NYSEArca: IQDY).

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