iShares US Preferred Stock ETF News

We've got 7 picks for solid dividends. Some are still better than others.

We’ve got 3 choices for investors here. All 3 are in my portfolio, though in materially different amounts. Two of our picks offer investors a high yield.

With the shares we cover, one stood out for an exceptional bargain. It's a share we were not previously writing about, but we have included it in the charts for the last few articles.

We've got 3 picks with dividend yields from 7.5% to 13.1%. Each share also has a significant discount. See all 3 picks here.

Our headline matchup features one share with a 13% yield and 23% discount to book vs another with a 12% yield trading near book value.

Dividend ETFs are a great way to fight back market volatility, reduce drawdowns, and boost income. Here are seven top dividend ETFs to buy today.

PFF is a diversified preferred shares index ETF. The fund offers investors an above-average 4.7% dividend yield, but little else.

Being financially independent is a prerequisite for retirees, but can be a great stress reducer for younger folks who are several years away from retirement. Find out more here.

We're offering you 4 stock picks here and three of them carry big dividends while all four offer big discounts. Click here for the list and a full investment analysis.

Preferred stocks typically aren't first, second or even third to mind when investors think about what they want to include in their portfolios. But if you're an income hunter and you don't already hav

The mortgage REIT and BDC space is offering some great deals. There are still a few losers in the space, but there are plenty of winners.

I discuss seven choices for 8% or higher dividend yields. Click here to know which of them are my choices.

Putting two REITs head to head, we can see a clear winner. Read more to see if CHMI or NRZ is a better REIT to buy.

5 big yields, all with upside. But I've got 1 more share to mention. We’re suggesting two shares I encouraged investors to dump for years.

The current bond market rout has left investors scurrying for alternative investment options that offer good yields.