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  • “What’s The Safest Dividend? Here’s How To Find It”

    There is an old investment saying that the safest dividend is the one that was just increased. With the stock market currently in a correction, looking for stocks that have fallen sharply yet pay stable and growing dividends would be a good place to look for stocks that will benefit the most when the markets […]

    Published on: Thu Mar 20 2025

  • An Investment That Protects Against Stock Market Crashes…With A 14% Yield!

    The stock market’s a mess, right? Recession fears, uncertainty with tariffs, political conflicts with our NATO allies. There is so much for everyone to worry about RIGHT NOW. I am worried about a stock market crash. Good news, the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond BuyWrite Strategy ETF (ticker: TLTW) will help you sleep better at […]

    Published on: Tue Mar 18 2025

  • Uncover The Secrets Of Paying Lower Taxes In Retirement

    If you want to pay the lowest taxes allowed by law in retirement, you will need to start planning before you retire. If you are a late starter to planning, all is not lost. There are several financial and tax stages to retirement. Understanding how each relates and interacts with the other stages is key […]

    Published on: Thu Mar 13 2025

  • This Dividend Is Climbing To The MOON!

    I love Home Depot.  It’s one of my favorite dividend stocks. They’ve paid dividends for 30 years! Those payments have increased every year except during the 2007 financial crash. I don’t mind…not many companies increased their dividends back then! Home Depot is at it again with another dividend increase. Now Home Depot is paying $2.30 […]

    Published on: Tue Mar 11 2025

  • Take Profits Effectively From Trading

    To take profits effectively, you’ll need a well-structured trading plan with clear exit strategies. Set specific profit targets between 20-25% at key support and resistance levels, and use trailing stops to protect your gains. Calculate your profits by subtracting fees from the difference between selling and purchase prices. Stay disciplined with your predetermined rules and avoid emotional decisions. What strategies […]

    Published on: Thu Mar 06 2025

  • Tech Stocks With A Nearly 10% Yield? Tell Me More!

    Tech is all over the news.  AI, self-driving cars, space exploration, and crypto seem to be the only thing people are talking about! It’s the same tech companies over and over again Nvidia, Tesla, Meta, Google, Amazon… the list goes on! You know the biggest issue I have with tech stocks?   They don’t pay dividends. […]

    Published on: Tue Mar 04 2025

  • Work With A Fiduciary Adviser – It Matters

    Do you work with a fiduciary financial adviser? Should you? Many people do not know what it means to work with a fiduciary financial adviser. If you have ever felt unsure whether your financial advisor truly has your best interests at heart, you are not alone. Many people assume all advisers act as fiduciaries when, […]

    Published on: Thu Feb 27 2025

  • 3 Tax-Free Funds Throwing Off “Stealth” Dividends Up To 12%

    Today we’re going to use a simple strategy to (legally!) beat the tax man. The key is a (too) often-ignored group of funds whose dividends are beyond the reach of the IRS. The low-risk assets behind this income stream really should be part of any income investor’s portfolio. And the three funds we’ll discuss below, […]

    Published on: Tue Feb 25 2025

  • How To Optimize Your Retirement Investments To Get More Money Later

    Retirement should be a time to relax, explore hobbies, and spend quality time with loved ones. However, achieving financial security during retirement requires careful planning and smart investment strategies. Without proactive steps, inflation, market volatility, and unexpected expenses can chip away at your savings. This guide will help you optimize your retirement investments, ensuring that […]

    Published on: Thu Feb 20 2025

  • What Should Your Monthly Savings Be? A Complete Guide For Financially Savvy Savers

    Did you know that according to a study the Federal Reserve completed in Consumer Finances, the average American family has $40,000 in savings? The average American household has savings across checking accounts, call deposit accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts, and prepaid cards. The amount of money you should work on saving each month will […]

    Published on: Tue Feb 18 2025