GEEQ and RINK Launch: Two Active Income ETFs Worth Knowing
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on August 14, 2026.
- GEEQGuggenheim Enhanced Equity Income ETFequity0.35%
- RINKRussell Investments Multisector Bond ETFfixed-income0.49%
Two income vehicles landed Friday: Guggenheim's enhanced equity income fund at 0.35% and Russell's multisector bond ETF at 0.49%. Both are actively managed, and the equity income side undercuts most covered-call rivals on fees.
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Guggenheim Enhanced Equity Income ETF and Russell Investments Multisector Bond ETF both began trading on August 14, 2026, giving income-focused investors two new actively managed options on the same day.
Guggenheim's fund carries a net expense ratio of 0.35%, a competitive price point in an equity income category where covered-call strategies are common and fees tend to run higher.
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The Russell fund takes the fixed-income route with a multisector bond mandate, giving an active manager latitude to move across government, corporate, and other bond categories as opportunity and risk shift. That flexibility is the core argument for paying for active management instead of tracking an index.
The pairing on a single launch date matters for investors building income allocations: one fund draws from equity markets, the other from the bond universe, and both are actively managed. The fee gap between them reflects the difference in the underlying mandates as much as anything else.