Latest articles by Jeffrey R. Kosnett
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My Three-Day Rule for Investing: And If it Applies Now
Stock Market I've seen a lot in my career. Here's what I see now in the stock market.
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How to Survive Market Mayhem
2025 is turning out to be a turbulent year for the market, but don't panic. Here are four ways investors can ride out the storm.
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Winners and Losers of Fed Rate Cuts
Navigating interest-rate changes can seem daunting, but these areas of the fixed-income market could perform better (or worse) than others.
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Where to Find High Yields For Savings And Investments as the Fed Weighs Rate Cut
As the Federal Reserve mulls another rate cut, there is much to consider in order to maximize your gains.
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Now's a Great Time to Build a Bond Ladder
Navigating how to proceed with new or rollover money can be daunting. Here are some of the best ways to guarantee a high yield to maturity and full recovery of principal.
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Three Smart Ways to Store Cash This Year
Looking for smart ways to store cash in 2024? Here are three ways to profit off interest-earning investments.
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Are Dividends on the Way Back?
Kiplinger contributor Jeffrey Kosnett takes a look at the state of stock dividends and if there are signs of increases.
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Junk Bonds Are Anything But
Becoming an Investor It is time for high-yield skeptics to concede that the rewards from junk bonds trounce the perceived risks.
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Dividends Are in a Rut
Dividends may be going through a rough patch, but income investors should exercise patience.
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These Bonds Stand Firm Against Challenges
If you have the cash to invest, municipal bonds are a worthy alternative to CDs or Treasuries – even as they stare down credit-market Armageddon.
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Bonds Are Having a Bang-Up Year
Bonds did not do their job last year, but that was then, and this is now. Jeffrey R. Kosnett on why the picture is brightening for fixed-income investors.
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High Yields From High-Rate Lenders
Investors seeking out high yields can find them in high-rate lenders, non-bank lenders and a few financial REITs.
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Time to Consider Foreign Bonds
In 2023, foreign bonds deserve a place on the fringes of a total-return-oriented fixed-income portfolio.
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These Pricey Short-term, High-yield Bond Funds Are Worth It
Boutique, research-driven bond portfolios from David Sherman battle inflation, the Fed and more.
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Bond Funds Turbocharge Payouts
Monthly payouts from bond funds are soaring, with more raises likely to come.
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Income-Investing Picks for a Recession
Investing for Income Some consequences of an economic downturn work to the benefit of fixed-income investors. Here are three fund ideas that fit the bill.
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Dogs of the Dow Are 2022's Best in Show
dividend stocks Some of the best investments for income investors in a volatile 2022 have come from the Dogs of the Dow.
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Bond Values in a Volatile Market
Investing for Income While the market's instability may not be over just yet, the latter half of the year should be less daunting – and possibly more rewarding – for investors.
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Income Investors Should Look Beyond the Ukraine Invasion
stocks Unless you invested in a Russian-themed ETF or an emerging markets index fund, the destruction of Moscow's capital markets is a distraction for investors.
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Consider Short-Term Bond Funds
Investing for Income These funds own the kind of stuff that benefits from a healthy economy and can withstand the Fed's rate hikes.
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A Dynamic Duo for Yield in 2022
Investing for Income Investors should maintain core positions in both REITs and utilities, with regular contributions to both.
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Patience Pays for Investing Decisions
Investing for Income I maintain my fervor for high-yielding investments despite their credit risk.
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Where to Find Yield in 2022
Kiplinger's Investing Outlook I am sold on leveraged closed-end debt funds, junk bonds and floating-rate bank loan funds.
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Don't Overlook Preferred Stocks
Investing for Income If you ignore preferred stocks out of fear or unfamiliarity, get in there. The rewards trounce the risks.
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