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Covered call ETFs consistently underperform basic index ETFs over time due to capped upside and higher management fees. The NEOS funds (SPYI, QQQI) stand out by using call spreads, which help minimize...

My long-term financial goal is to generate enough passive income to cover my basic living expenses. Once I reach my target, I won't have to work to pay my bills.

A few months ago, I asked, "Is GPIQ better than JEPQ?" These are both prolific Nasdaq 100 covered call funds. At the time, I concluded that they were too similar for the differences to matter, but I w...

ETFs that can deliver strong growth with a large dividend and mitigated risk are the ideal  “Holy Grail” investment for many.

Despite market volatility and macro headwinds, my Dividend Harvesting Portfolio continues to deliver strong, growing income and steady capital appreciation. I remain focused on building a diversified,...

The Schwab US Dividend ETF (SCHD) is often seen as one of the best income funds in the United States. This explains why its inflows continue rising, and currently stand at nearly $70 billion.

Investors seeking sizable capital appreciation will usually search out aggressive growth stocks and exchange traded funds that are tied to tech indexes or the S&P 500.

Retiring on dividend cash flow offers predictable income and long-term growth, making it ideal for offsetting inflation and market volatility risks. I share the key principles for building a low-stres...

There are dozens of excellent low-cost index funds that pay dividends and could be great choices for long-term investors. However, a few stand out as particularly good combinations of income, long-ter...

The JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF aims to deliver much of the NASDAQ-100's returns without the volatility. It sports a girthy 11.3% TTM dividend yield. The problem with the fund's strategy...