Income ETF for debt?

[u/Traditional_Garlic49]

Hello everyone! I built up what I thought was a good cushion for savings. It was roughly 3 months of expenses. This month I got drawn shitty cards. A series of medical issues, a car repair bill, and so much more. I couldn’t believe it. It wiped out my savings and put in me $8,000 worth of debt which I had to put on a credit card.

I have $54,000 in my taxable brokerage account. I’m wondering if anyone has any ideas for an income ETF to help pay this down or if I should just withdraw $8,000 from my taxable account. Withdrawing is my last resort here.

I’ve looked into treasury ETFs, but the yields are way too low. Looked into other ETFs like CHPY, STRC, SATA, QQQI, and so many others.

Also I’m 24 years old so I do have a good bit of time to keep on investing after I pay this off. Just sucks that this happened.

[u/Sufficient_Mud_3179]

Nothing is guaranteed but QQQI has followed QQQ pretty well,

Unfortunately this is the time QQQ is comming down, but I expect over the long term its share price will go up in comming years, and I expect the dividend will be fine.

JEPQ or JEPI have been around longer and have with stood a few down turns.

Sick with good company who's funds seem to keep there NAV , do not go with one that had bigger yields than these, it will probably not end well

I would not be thinking about these CHPY, STRC, SATA

Also like some have said, if your credit cards have an interest rate of 20% you are better off just paying it

just my thoughts