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How To Retire Early On $500,000 By Brett Owens - Nov 02, 2022

$500,000 can be enough money to retire on. Even as early as age 50!The trick is to convert the pile of cash into cash flow that can pay the bills. I’m talking about $35,000 to $40,000 per year...

Crown Castle Insider Just Bought Stock By Brett Owens - Nov 01, 2022

We contrarian dividend buyers love it when an insider loads up on their own (ideally washed out!) stock. Especially when that stock is:Throwing off its highest yield in years. Growing its payout at a...

An ETF-Beater Set To Outperform In 2023 By Michael Foster - Oct 31, 2022

Rarely do we get a buying opportunity in high-yielding closed-end funds (CEFs) like the one we have now. Thanks to the selloff, many CEFs trade at deep discounts and pay outsized yields upwards of 9%...

A 'Recession 2023' Game Plan By Michael Foster - Oct 27, 2022

It’s nearly 2023, and we’re on the precipice of something that’s never happened in our lifetimes: a recession is coming—and when it does, it will surprise no one.Believe it or...

The Cheapest 8.8% Dividend On The Planet By Brett Owens - Oct 26, 2022

The Bank of England has recently aroused financial animal spirits with its on and off and on again buying of long-dated bonds. Which has this 8.8% payer—and more like it—ready to rally...

2 Stocks To Play This 'Fed Bounce' By Brett Owens - Oct 25, 2022 1

Utility dividends haven’t been this generous in years. Thank you, stock market selloff!These yield machines have been expensive for a while. Today, utility stocks are finally cheap—and...

The Best Bonds To Buy In A Recession By Brett Owens - Oct 12, 2022 3

Generally, recessions are bullish for bonds. Which makes this 3.8% bond yield a “best recession bet.”Why are we talking bonds in a year where they have all been crushed? Well, that’s...

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