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The Fed just cut rates. I share a portfolio of 3-13% yielding investments that are well-positioned for the expected impacts of Fed rate cuts. I also share what I am avoiding right now.

The S&P 500 utilities sector has gained well over 15% in 2025. Equities will be affected if the major stock market indices experience another significant decline similar to the one earlier this year.

The energy sector is a great spot to find high-quality, high-yielding dividend stocks. It has the highest dividend yield in the S&P 500 index at 3.4%, nearly three times higher than the index (1.2%).

Income investors are still focused on looking for yield, even as risk-free Treasury Rates moved higher than they were several years ago. In looking at dividend growth stocks, there are some compelling choices that offer both attractive yields and growth potential to combat inflation. That increases risks overall when looking toward equities, but those higher yields and growth can help compensat...

Tariffs, slowing job growth, and other factors are raising concerns that we may be heading toward another recession. An economic downturn would likely impact energy demand, which would in turn weigh on energy stocks.

If I had to rely on just two income investments to fund retirement, these would be it. These investments combine yield, growth, safety, value, and macro tailwinds. Here's why I'm building my portfolio around these engines of passive cash flow.

AI is fueling massive stock gains, but the real economy tells a different story. Can productivity gains catch up before the next downturn hits? Investors need to know where the real opportunities — and risks — lie.

Dividend stocks have long stood out as powerful, long-term investments. The best ones have consistently delivered rising income and impressive total returns for investors over time.