S&P 500 Income ETFs (JEPI, SPYI, XYLD)
Covered-call and premium-income ETFs on the S&P 500 — JEPI, SPYI, XYLD, GPIX
Data updated 2026-10-24. Yields refresh on an hourly cache.
JEPI, SPYI, XYLD, GPIX. Compare JEPI vs JEPQ if you want S&P vs Nasdaq overlay.
Same idea as the Nasdaq income list, on the S&P 500. JEPI is active and usually the largest. SPYI and XYLD are the other two names people pair with it.
15 S&P 500 income ETFs · average trailing yield 9.68% (hourly cache).
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Who this page is for
Best for
- Comparing JEPI, SPYI, and XYLD as S&P 500 income overlays
- Pairing a broad covered-call sleeve with a quality dividend ETF
- Checking GPIX / XYLG as tax-aware or covered-call-growth variants
Not a fit for
- Using this list as a substitute for an S&P 500 core without reading the call overwrite
- Assuming JEPI’s popularity means it will out-yield SPYI every year
- Mixing SPHD/SPYD (high-dividend equity) with buy-write products as if they were the same strategy
Risks specific to this yield range
- Overwrite rate and strike selection change how much S&P upside you keep.
- A higher trailing yield usually means more capped upside or more NAV noise.
- Equity-risk remains: a 20% S&P drawdown still hurts these funds.
- SPHD and SPYD on this roster are high-dividend index funds, not covered-call clones of JEPI.
Analysis
JEPI is the active S&P-like premium-income fund people search first. SPYI is the NEOS high-income counterpart. XYLD is the systematic Global X buy-write. Those three are the citation cluster.
GPIX and XYLG sit between “max yield” and “keep more upside.” DIVO and KNG add stock-picking or dividend-growth overlays. Read the strategy before sorting by yield.
Nasdaq income (JEPQ, QQQI, QYLD) is the sibling page. Many readers hold one S&P overlay and one Nasdaq overlay. Compare JEPI vs JEPQ instead of stacking four overwrite funds blindly.
Largest names on this roster
Yield and AUM from our quote data. Issuer, expense ratio, and payment frequency are not on the stock payload yet — open each scorecard for full detail.
Avg. Yield
9.68%
Avg. Payout
0%
5Y Div Growth
+9.3%
Buy Rated
0%
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