(PFFA)

Retirement income investing and high-yields are not mutually exclusive. In fact, I could see a case for building a prudent portfolio that consists of 7%+ yielding securities. Yet, there is a merit of ...

I rate PFFA a sell despite its high yield and peer outperformance, as I see limited opportunity and elevated risks at current levels. PFFA's 2024 distributions weren't covered by cash flow, relying on...

Virtus InfraCap U.S. Preferred Stock ETF offers a compelling near 10% dividend yield, making it attractive for income-focused investors seeking preferred stock exposure. The ETF invests primarily in p...

I love passive income machines, pouring steady and reliable cash into my account. Every month, I collect income and use it to grow my portfolio or pay expenses. The market is turbulent; I benefit from...

There are many critics for dividend investing. I think that they are theoretically right. Yet, there is a difference between theory and what flies in practice.

I love preferential treatment when it comes to my income – it must arrive quickly and timely. I don't need it in daily life, but I prefer my income to come quickly. Your retirement needs income soluti...

Typically, investors put a focus on high-yield securities if the goal is to live off from portfolio income streams. These high-yielding securities come from BDC, REIT, MLP, CEF and other value-oriente...

High-yielding, monthly-paying dividend machines are music to a retiree's ears. We share three that have proven to be dependable dividend payers and total return outperformers over time. One is from th...

Most preferreds are very unattractive on a risk-adjusted basis in my view. However, there is one that is currently a golden buying opportunity. I detail why.

What are the reasons for PFFA's under-performance since inception failing to recover post-COVID despite broader market rallies? Placing PFFA's financial statements under a microscope raises questions ...