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The Most Viable 10% Yielding Retirement Portfolio I've Ever Designed
07:05am, Friday, 21'st Nov 2025
Most 10% yielding portfolios inevitably crash and burn. However, there is a path to achieving a potentially sustainable 10% yielding portfolio. I share how it possibly can be done.
9%+ Yields To Supercharge Your Early Retirement
07:05am, Friday, 07'th Nov 2025
High-yielding investments can meaningfully help your passive income stream for an early retirement. However, it is important to be highly selective to avoid buying dividend traps. I share three of the
If I Could Only Buy 2 High-Yield Funds, It Would Be These
09:15am, Monday, 03'rd Nov 2025
These two high-yield funds combine dependable income with exposure to some of the strongest long-term secular trends. They offer high yields that are backed by portfolios filled with high-quality comp
3 Dividend-Paying ETFs to Double Down On Even if the S&P 500 Sells Off in October
08:21am, Monday, 20'th Oct 2025
If you're worried about the stock market possibly selling off in October, you might be hesitant to add any money to it. (Many big stock market crashes have happened in October, after all.
An Excellent 5-Fund Dividend Portfolio I'd Build To Retire On
01:29pm, Friday, 17'th Oct 2025
A simple five-fund portfolio for high yield, growth, and diversification. Earn 7–9% income while still beating inflation through dividend growth. Here's how to build a simple retirement portfolio fo
These 3 Dividend ETFs Pay Monthly, But Also Have Big Upside Potential
10:46am, Sunday, 28'th Sep 2025
Creating passive income streams can take many forms. Investors can choose from a plethora of stocks, bonds, alternative assets (such as real estate) and other less-traditional options (including crypt
DIVO, SPHD & PFF: 3 Monthly Dividend ETFs Perfect for Retirement Income
09:29am, Friday, 26'th Sep 2025
At various stages of life, we can have different financial goals and this will mean owning different exchange traded funds (ETFs).
PFF Vs. HYG: Preferreds Stand To Gain More Than High-Yield At This Juncture
10:26am, Thursday, 18'th Sep 2025
iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF (PFF) is favored over iShares High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (HYG) as the Fed has entered an easing cycle. PFF offers higher yield, better credit quality, an
PFF: Attractive Yield But High Industry Concentration
09:30pm, Monday, 15'th Sep 2025
iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF offers an attractive yield but is highly concentrated in the financial sector, increasing volatility risk. PFF's portfolio is diversified by issuer, but 68%
What If Everyone Is Wrong About REITs? Here's My Contrarian View
09:15am, Wednesday, 10'th Sep 2025
Interest rates are very likely set to go down. This creates a fruitful ground for REIT bulls to become optimistic. Yet, there is an important caveat to this.
3 Dividend ETFs to Buy ASAP Before Rate Cuts in September 2025
11:42am, Wednesday, 03'rd Sep 2025
Investors have been anxiously waiting for September, and it's finally here.
9-13% Yielding Monthly Dividends: One To Buy And One To Sell
07:05am, Sunday, 03'rd Aug 2025
High-yield investments paying monthly dividends are highly popular with income investors. However, not all are worth buying. I look at two popular high-yielding monthly-paying dividend investments and
8%-Yielding Portfolio: Building The Near-Perfect Dividend Snowball
07:05am, Saturday, 19'th Jul 2025
We discuss the secrets to building a near-perfect dividend snowball. We discuss many of the best dividend machines for building a dividend snowball portfolio. We share a model portfolio that yields 8%
PFF: Complete Portfolio Review Of The Biggest Preferreds ETF
10:02am, Wednesday, 18'th Jun 2025
PFF is the largest preferred stock ETF, holding nearly 450 securities, offering broad diversification and a focus on income generation. The fund's portfolio is mainly preferred stocks, baby bonds, and
PFF: A Bad Choice Among Preferreds, And Not Just Among Them
07:29am, Monday, 09'th Jun 2025
This is a sector that deserves active management: PFF doesn't offer that, which in my view makes it less competitive than solutions like PFFA. The returns speak for themselves: if you're selecting pre
