Vanguard High Yield Australian Shares (ASX:VHY) review. Vanguard VHY is Australia's most popular dividend yield ETF, focusing on collecting dividend from blue chip shares.


In this ETF investing video, Owen Rask explains the VHY ETF in simple terms, what VHY is designed to do, and the key things to consider before investing in the VHY ETF.

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Owen's special WARNING for VHY: Please consider the risks, speak to your financial adviser and read the VHY Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) before investing.


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Date recorded: June 2022