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Here's a guide to tuning it up
When recessions end, there's a brief opening for the astute investor
Safety, security add to bonds' attractiveness
You get a hefty yield over bonds, but your income eats into your capital
High yields, steady income provide some stability
With over $25 billion in assets, Walter Posiewko manages more money than anyone else in the country. Here's how he does it.
Why this may be the best time to start buying real estate
For a long time, it made sense to stick with the safety of government bonds. But now is the time to think differently
Utilities may not be the sexiest stocks, but when it comes to steady returns, boring can be beautiful
Put a 13-per-cent yield on an investment-grade bond in your pocket
A strong balance sheet and fat margins back these investment-grade bonds with a generous yield
Common stock's first cousin, preferred shares are an easy way to boost and secure yields, Andrew Allentuck writes
These yield-rich bonds are backed by a diversified business that has a lot of cash
Striking the right balance between bonds and stocks provides both capital gains and steady income
If you're looking for a portfolio that is easy to assemble, requires minimal trading, and can spin off increasing amounts of cash every year, blue-chip dividend stocks are the way to go
These bullet-proof bonds safeguard principal, and even inflation cannot dent them
Generous payouts, predictable earnings make income trust attractive
The idea: Buy five-year government bonds.
Yields rise in lockstep with risk, helping investors calculate their odds of losing money
As omens go, the yield curve is about as good as it gets.
The combination of stagnant economic growth and rising prices has bond investors wondering if the 1970s are making a comeback.
As omens go, the yield curve is about as good as it gets.
Are dividends making fools of investors? One former hedge fund manager thinks so
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