This 6.7% ASX dividend stock pays cash every month

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Today, I want to talk about an ASX dividend stock that offers investors a 7.2% yield, and that also pays those same investors dividend cash every single month. Monthly ASX dividend stocks are rare on ...

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But they do exist. Whilst the BetaShares Dividend Harvester (ASX: HVST) isn't technically a stock, that's what we'll be diving into today.\nThe BetaShares Dividend Harvester is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that, as you may have guessed, specialises in providing investors with a healthy stream of dividend income, paid out monthly.\nIt is able to do so using a rather unconventional method.\nThe Betashares Dividend Harvester ETF isn't into 'buy-and-hold' investing. The ASX dividend stocks that are in its portfolio are selected ahead of time based on the expectation that they will soon pay out a dividend. Here's how the fund explains it:\nIn general, the Securities Portfolio will provide exposure to 40 – 60 shares which will be rebalanced approximately every three months. 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Including February's distribution (scheduled for this Friday), the Betashares Dividend Harvester ETF has paid out a total of 83.8 cents per unit over the past 12 months.\nAt today's unit price of $12.60, this equates to a yield of 6.65%. That breaks down to a monthly dividend yield of approximately 0.55%.\nBefore you rush out and secure some HVST units for this sizeable dividend yield though, there's a caveat you should be aware of. The Betashares Dividend Harvester ETF's unconventional ASX dividend stock 'harvesting' strategy may give its units supercharged income. But it comes with a cost too. That cost is overall returns.\nAs of 31 January, the HVST ETF has delivered a total return (dividends plus share price performance) of 5.94% per the preceding 12 months. 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