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Franklin International Core Dividend Tilt Index ETF

DIVI tracks an index of large- and mid-cap equities from developed markets outside North America. The index aims to maximize dividend yields through optimizations. 

Franklin International Core Dividend Tilt Index ETF offers exposure to developed world equities, ignoring the U.S. and Canada. In the current iteration, DIVI is heavy in Japanese, UK, and Australian stocks. Financials and industrials are key sectors. By international dividend ETF standards, its expense ratio is wafer-thin at just 11 bps.

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DIVI is a buy due to its broad diversification, solid capital appreciation, and dividend income from international equities. Compared to leading peer international dividend funds, DIVI has the lowest fees and strongest performance when considering capital appreciation and dividend yield. International equities are expected to perform well due to forecast interest rate cuts, relative currency strengths, and attractive valuations compared to U.S. stocks.

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Franklin International Core Dividend Tilt Index ETF seeks to incorporate a dividend tilt and offers efficient access to developed market equities outside of North America. DIVI is not particularly stable, but has a good track record of risk-adjusted returns. DIVI focuses on European stocks, which account for 60% of its portfolio, and may benefit from a pickup in consumer spending and grants from the recovery fund.

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Franklin International Core Dividend Tilt Index ETF aims to provide an enhanced yield in developed markets with a portfolio heavy in Japan and financials. DIVI has outperformed its benchmark and five competitors over the last 18 months and has a lower fee. Data prior to August 2022 are irrelevant due to a reshuffling of the fund.

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Although the natural inclination of retail investors is to invest in U.S.-listed stocks because they're the ones people are most familiar with, it makes sense to look beyond America's borders with global ETFs. Unlike most countries, home-country bias isn't nearly as big a deal because the U.S. market capitalization is $46.2 trillion, accounting for 42.5% of the world market cap.

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Franklin International Core Dividend Tilt Index ETF offers affordable developed markets equity exposure with a dividend-centric methodology. DIVI has consistently performed well compared to competitors and its category. DIVI presents an attractive investment opportunity for those seeking capital appreciation and income generation with a focus on high dividend-yielding international equities.

DIVI: A Good Choice For International Investing

DIVI seeks to replicate the performance of the Morningstar Developed Markets ex-North America Dividend Enhanced Select Index. It appears efficient in providing access to ex-North America developed equity markets with an emphasis on dividend yield. There's no question regarding its use in a diversified portfolio; I would, however, like to also talk about an alternative in this post.

DIVI: A Decent Dividend-Focused Global Market ETF

Franklin International Core Dividend Tilt Index ETF holds about 500 dividend stocks from developed countries. It was reshuffled in August 2022, older data are irrelevant to the current strategy. The portfolio is well-diversified across countries, sectors and holdings.

DIVI: A Promising New ETF In An Old Shell

As megacap US growth captures the limelight, major international indexes are at or near cycle highs. With a nearly 6% dividend yield in the past year, DIVI features a low valuation and modest expenses.

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Yes, you read that right – the Franklin International Core Dividend Tilt Index ETF (DIVI) has seen a massive uptick in engagement from advisors, according to VettaFi's data, at 9,900% year-over-year.

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DIVI is an international dividend ETF with a 5% plus yield. It is well-diversified, shows low historical volatility, and has outperformed competitors in the last 12 months.

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Dividends have picked up a lot of steam towards the end of 2022, and rightly so, offering current income to buoy investors' portfolios ahead of an uncertain new year. With the domestic U.S. market facing the risk of a rising rate-instigated recession next year, it could be a good moment to revisit ex-U.S.

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Franklin Templeton has been building out its ETF lineup through product development, mutual fund conversions, and acquisitions. While it had $10 billion in U.S.-listed ETF assets at the end of November, aided by $1 billion of net inflows, the firm has ambitions of being a much larger player in the space.

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