BetaShares S&P/ASX 200 Financials Sector ETF (ASX:QFN)

The BetaShares QFN ETF is a more unique ETF that invests in financial companies from within the ASX 200, while excluding A-REITs. This ETF has a substantial exposure to the ‘Big 4’ Australian banks.

QFN ETF review

QFN share price and fees

QFN fees

ASX ticker code: QFN
Yearly fee (MER): 0.34%
FUM: $52.27 million
Monthly spread: 0.17%
Data Last Updated: July 2022

Analyst report

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Fee comparison

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What does the QFN ASX ETF invest in?

The BetaShares QFN ETF provides a low-cost way to gain direct exposure to the Australian financial sector, investing in companies like CBA, WBC and IAG. You could buy all of these companies yourself using a share brokerage account, but ETFs can be an effective way to invest in an entire sector through a single trade.

What do investors use the QFN ETF for?

The BetaShares QFN ETF could be used by investors looking to invest in the Australian financial sector, while avoiding direct exposure to real-estate investment trusts and property related companies. These Australian companies are likely to grow their profits over time and have a track record of paying regular tax-effective dividends for their shareholders.

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QFN PDS

The Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) explains the fees, tax status and some of the risks.

QFN literature

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QFN holdings

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ASX: QFN’s dividend 2021

QFN dividend yield

Last 12m yield: 3.73%

When does QFN pay a dividend?

QFN dividend reinvestment plan (DRP)

Warnings we apply to the QFN ETF

QFN tax domicile

Australian shares sector data

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Sector information is recorded based on the last 12-month returns to July 2022. Refer to the Issuer’s website, speak to your financial adviser and always the fund’s Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) before choosing an ETF for its dividend yield, past returns or fees. Past performance can be a poor indicator of future performance. 

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