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Gold is experiencing a strong rally, with rising demand due to economic uncertainty and market volatility. However, despite its appeal as a safe haven, I prefer dividend stocks over gold. Gold has a long history of preserving wealth, but it lacks the consistent returns and cash flow that dividend stocks provide. I believe high-quality dividend stocks are better investments. Real estate, energy,...

Investing in dividend stocks is a great way to make some extra cash. The top ones pay a lucrative income stream that steadily rises, enabling you to turn idle cash into a growing stream of passive income.

NNN REIT, with 35 years of uninterrupted dividend growth, has a strong financial position and high occupancy rate despite recent share price declines due to rate hikes. The company focuses on retail properties with triple-net leases, ensuring tenants cover taxes, maintenance, and insurance, providing stable income and growth opportunities. NNN's solid balance sheet, minimal short-term debt, and...

NNN stands out for long-term investors due to its disciplined investment approach and strong balance sheet management, thriving even in uncertain markets. The recent market volatility from Trump's tariff announcements underscores the value of stable, defensive investments like NNN, which has a proven track record. NNN has a 40-year history of rewarding shareholders and boasts 35 consecutive yea...

You don't need to be a millionaire to retire comfortably; most retirees are doing well with significantly less than $1.5 million in savings. The Federal Reserve's survey shows that 86% of retirees aged 65-74 are managing financially, with many living comfortably on savings between $50,000 and $249,000. Social Security benefits and reduced spending in retirement contribute significantly to finan...

REITs have been in the doghouse for years. However, that could all be changing soon—don't miss the window. I also discuss one near-zero net debt REIT offers inflation protection, recession resistance, and deep value.

The 60/40 portfolio used to be a rock-solid strategy. But persistent inflation and bond market volatility have turned the "safe" 40% into a real risk. I'm not a fan of bonds—and with good reason. I'd rather own high-quality businesses with dependable dividends and stronger long-term return potential. In this article, I highlight three stable, income-focused stocks I'd buy without hesitation to ...

The stock market has slumped sharply this year due to concerns that tariffs could cause a recession. One positive from the sell-off is that lower stock prices cause dividend yields to rise.