Main Street Capital Corpo... (MAIN)

Passive income is characterized by its ability to generate revenue without requiring the earner's continuous active effort, making it a desirable financial strategy for those seeking to diversify thei...

Market volatility and higher interest rates make BDCs attractive for income investors, with Bain Capital Specialty Finance and Carlyle Secured Lending offering strong dividend coverage and potential u...

In the closing of the recent trading day, Main Street Capital (MAIN) stood at $53.56, denoting a -1.22% change from the preceding trading day.

Looking back on the stock market's last 100 years, we find dividend investing beats all other stocks.

When becoming financially independent or when transitioning into a retirement phase, one automatically becomes dependent on his/her portfolio. In this period, the room for error is extremely small and...

I transitioned from traditional S&P 500 index funds to high-yield dividend assets to build a more secure income stream. I eventually crossed an average above $3K per month. Business Development Compan...

Main Street Capital (MAIN) concluded the recent trading session at $54.64, signifying a +1.85% move from its prior day's close.

3 hidden risks that could cause your BDC income to get slashed overnight. Why top names may face sharp declines ahead. The only BDCs we are still buying at High Yield Investor are not the ones you may...

Market volatility has increased, making it challenging to predict future Treasury rates and impacting the frequency of my article publications. Price-to-book ratios reveal bargains. Preferred shares o...

Market volatility offers dividend investors a chance to buy high-quality BDCs like Blackstone Secured Lending and Morgan Stanley Direct Lending at attractive prices. Despite recession fears, BXSL and ...