5 Rate-Proof REITs Paying Up to 12%? 3 to Buy, 2 to Avoid
“First-level” investors – those who buy and sell on headlines – mistakenly believe that real estate investment trust (REIT) profits will suffer if rates rise....
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Alert: These Tax-Advantaged Dividends Are About to Go on Sale
There’s a terrific buying opportunity taking shape in the municipal-bond market. Almost no one sees it coming, and you can thank a familiar friend for...
The Best 8% Dividends for a Bear Market
You’re not the only one worried about high stock prices. The lurking (and perhaps overdue) bear has other income investors worried, too. So let’s talk...
Warning: These 18% Dividends Are a Trap Ready to Spring
If you’re a dividend fan and you spot an 18% yield, you’re going to sit up and take notice. But your radar will also probably...
3 Crash-Survival Tips Every Investor Should Know
It’s a question I’m hearing from a lot of investors these days, and it just came up again a few days ago: How should I...
5 Dividend Stocks Yielding Up to 7.4% to Buy Before the Holidays
Is retail dead? It depends. While Amazon.com (AMZN) is indeed making life miserable for many brick-and-mortar outfits, I’d like to show you five dividend stocks...
The One Thing Everyone Should Know About CEFs
It’s one of the first questions readers usually ask me: “Don’t closed-end funds’ high dividend yields make them dangerous?” It’s a good question, with CEFs...
3 Explosive Dividend Stocks No One Is Talking About
Today I’m going to expose a major mistake way too many folks make. Then I’m going to reveal 3 totally ignored stocks whose dividends are...
3 Buy-and-Hold “Forever” Dividend Stocks
Dividend and growth fanatics have argued tooth-and-nail about who backs the superior strategy for decades. But time and time again, deep research shows that investors...
4 Preferred Funds Paying 5.3% to 6.8% – Buy 2, Avoid 2
Preferred stocks often pay high-single-digit yields, with far less risk than their similar-yielding “common” stock cousins. While many 5% and 6% common payers are yield......