I share my favorite place to invest for passive income right now. I share some of my top picks of the moment. These picks pay out 7-10% sustainable yields that are growing at inflation-beating clips.
Retirement income should focus on durable, predictable cash flows with inflation protection, balancing yield and risk for peace of mind. Infrastructure assets offer stable, inflation-linked income, making them ideal for retirement portfolios due to non-cyclical demand and reasonable valuations. In the article I discuss two high-yielding vehicles, which are backed by retirement-proof fundamentals and cash flows.
The Alerian MLP ETF sports an 8% dividend yield as well as positive dividend growth over the last five years. The fund invests in energy infrastructure, including pipelines and storage facilities. Market fundamentals argue for a healthy energy infrastructure industry in the years ahead.
Sustainable 10% yields are attractive for compounding and retirement income. However, some of the most popular 10%+ yields today are also overrated and poised to disappoint investors. I share four very overrated 10%+ yields.
Diversification is crucial for a stable, growing dividend portfolio, but overweighting high-conviction sectors can boost long-term total returns and income growth. We detail two of our highest-conviction high-yield sectors of the moment. We also share some of our top picks in these sectors.
I love investing in dividend stocks. However, I have to be honest about the headwinds facing them right now. I share three reasons to avoid dividend stocks in H2 2025.
Momentum investing is tempting, but value investing in overlooked sectors offers superior long-term returns if you remain disciplined and patient. We share why we think the market may be about to get turned upside down. We also share some of our top picks of the moment.
I discuss the keys to building a successful high-yield dividend growth portfolio. I share the key sectors to include. I also share some of the best funds and individual stocks for building a portfolio that yields over 7% and generates inflation-beating dividend growth.
Building a low-stress retirement income stream requires a diversified portfolio of durable, defensive, and dividend-growing stocks or funds. I share two approaches to achieving a low-stress dividend growth portfolio that yields 5-9%. I detail which of the two approaches is my favorite, as well as some of my top big dividend growth picks for retirees right now.
Many investors are aware of the dangers of chasing returns. Buying a stock or ETF based purely on raw momentum could lead to quick losses once the direction inevitably turns a corner.
Living on dividend income is a great way to retire. However, maintaining a proper balance between yield and growth, as well as sufficient sector diversification, is essential. I share three big dividend income machines that can help create a complete dividend income portfolio.
Retiring on passive income from high-yield stocks reduces sequence of returns risk and provides reliable, inflation-beating income for retirement. I share my three top picks for retiring with high-yield stocks. I also share some honorable mentions.