5 September, 2017 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on How to Get Safe 6.5% Income From Municipal Bonds
How to Get Safe 6.5% Income From Municipal Bonds
Wall Street says you have to settle for the pathetic 2% yields most folks scrape by on from 10-year Treasuries, or your typical S&P 500 stock.
Don’t believe them.
Because there’s a far better way to bankroll your retirement that they won’t tell you about: municipal bonds.
While their name sounds boring, that’s the last word I’d use to describe the income they throw off: “munis” pay dividend yields of 5% and often much more, thanks to a unique tax advantage.
5 September, 2017 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on How to Get Safe 6.5% Income From Municipal Bonds
How to Get Safe 6.5% Income From Municipal Bonds
Wall Street says you have to settle for the pathetic 2% yields most folks scrape by on from 10-year Treasuries, or your typical S&P 500 stock.
Don’t believe them.
Because there’s a far better way to bankroll your retirement that they won’t tell you about: municipal bonds.
While their name sounds boring, that’s the last word I’d use to describe the income they throw off: “munis” pay dividend yields of 5% and often much more, thanks to a unique tax advantage.
5 September, 2017 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on How to Get Safe 6.5% Income From Municipal Bonds
How to Get Safe 6.5% Income From Municipal Bonds
Wall Street says you have to settle for the pathetic 2% yields most folks scrape by on from 10-year Treasuries, or your typical S&P 500 stock.
Don’t believe them.
Because there’s a far better way to bankroll your retirement that they won’t tell you about: municipal bonds.
While their name sounds boring, that’s the last word I’d use to describe the income they throw off: “munis” pay dividend yields of 5% and often much more, thanks to a unique tax advantage.
2 June, 2013 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on Sunday links: profoundly complex
Sunday links: profoundly complex
Quote of the day
Robert Seawright, “The world we live in is profoundly complex and is much more difficult for us to navigate than we usually think or assume.” (Above the Market)
Chart of the day
19 May, 2013 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on Sunday links: high fee follies
Sunday links: high fee follies
Quote of the day
Burton Malkiel, “The major inefficiency in financial markets today involves the market for investment advice, and poses the question of why investors continue to pay fees for asset management services that are so high.” (askblog)
Chart of the day
19 May, 2013 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on Sunday links: high fee follies
Sunday links: high fee follies
Quote of the day
Burton Malkiel, “The major inefficiency in financial markets today involves the market for investment advice, and poses the question of why investors continue to pay fees for asset management services that are so high.” (askblog)
Chart of the day