Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are a pooled investment fund that are listed on an exchange and track an index. They are a simple and transparent way to access a range of different asset classes, including fixed income. As at 31 March 2025, there are more than 85 ETFs traded on the ASX and Cboe.

To make it easier to find a fund that suits your portfolio, we have classified ETFs into sectors to help you identify and compare like funds. Classifications include: Government, Corporate, High Yield, Cash and Multi, covering multiple sectors.  You can sort the list by any of the 13 categories listed at the top of the page by clicking on the title. For example, clicking on ‘5 years’ will show performance of each ETF over that period, initially on the highest return, but click again to reveal the lowest return first.

If you find an ETF that looks appealing, you can click on the ‘+’  button to reveal more information or on the ‘i’ button, which will show a graph of recent performance, sector distribution and a chart on credit quality, as well as a link to the official ETF page. We hope this fixed income ETF finder will help you narrow your search of what is available in the market.

Remember, past performance is no indication of future returns.