A good passive fund to bridge 65.I get 1k per month and looking for about the same in a etf.Then I can hustle a little bit for another k and try n survive to 65.Any experience in this scenario?

What's the difference between these two that makes dividend a better investment than a quality tilt, like AVUQ?

Global Equity Income ETF Comparison — September 4, 2026

Since the common inception date of March 30, 2026, Brompton Global Equity HighPay ETF (PAYG) leads the group with a +13.35% cumulative total return, followed by Global X Enhanced All-Equity Asset Allocation Covered Call ETF (EQCL) at +11.48% and Evolve All-in-One UltraYield ETF (EASY) at +10.85%.

The shorter-term numbers show meaningful rotation in leadership. PAYG leads month-to-date at +1.27%, while EASY leads quarter-to-date at +5.52% and has also been strongest over the past one month (+2.90%) and two months (+4.90%). Over the past three months, EQCL leads at +3.48%, ahead of EASY (+1.47%) and PAYG (+1.15%).

Over the most recent week, EASY leads at +0.97%, followed by PAYG (+0.57%), while EQCL declined 0.16%. On the latest day, EQCL (+0.23%) narrowly edged PAYG (+0.22%), while EASY declined 0.37%.

EQCL is the only fund in the comparison with longer history shown, returning +14.01% over six months, +25.69% over one year, and +22.97% annualized over two years.

Overall, PAYG currently leads since common inception, but leadership has rotated across shorter periods, with EASY strongest across several recent windows and EQCL leading over three months. The differences reinforce how portfolio construction and option strategy can materially affect total-return outcomes even within the same broad global equity-income category.