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The first fund in the spotlight is VEV, which provides exposure to over 2,000 stocks in developed markets. This ETF saw a substantial price increase of 18.6% this year, and its 1.5% dividend yield is divided into four payments. In December, it yielded £30.
Next is VWL, which, like VEV, is similar but includes emerging markets. VWL’s price increased by 23.5% this year with the same 1.5% dividend yield, totaling another £30 payout in December.
Moving on to VHL, which focuses on higher dividend-paying companies across more than 1,700 global stocks. While its yearly price increase was modest at 6.8%, its 3.3% dividend added up to £65 received this month.