High Yield Wealth

You may be getting duped by the U.S. government. That is, if you’re like millions of others who own a certain popular government-backed income investment.

If you are a dividend investor in the upper echelons of income earners – $200,000 or more annually – you are in for a tax shock after the… Read more

A month ago I commented on the direction the November election was taking. Since then, there has been a change. Not in direction, but in the magnitude and… Read more

The Federal Reserve has been debasing money at an unprecedented rate since 2009. Last week's announcement that it would be buying $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) monthly… Read more

My personal investing philosophy is that cash flow to the investor matters most. Dividends of quality companies are quantifiable and can be used to gauge credible investment value… Read more

'Tis the season to game the November elections. But there's one high-yield investment that pays out big dividends no matter which party is in power.

I want to invest in the housing recovery, but I also want to invest for income and stability. There's an investment that does just that.

This misconception trips up more investors than any other. That is, great companies equal great investments.

Income investors typically turn to dividend-paying stocks or bonds. Preferred stocks are often overlooked. Here are five reasons they should no longer be ignored.