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10 Ways to Generate Retirement IncomeEach of these retirement income strategies has pros and cons. Here's what to consider to help you decide which ones might work for you.
By Mike Decker, NSSA®
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5 Tips to Help You Prepare Your Portfolio for Midterm ElectionsMidterm election preseason is a good time to see if your risk tolerance and long-term objectives are still aligned, not to make big changes to your portfolio.
By Coryanne Hicks
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REITs in Retirement: Steady Income or Too Much Risk?REITs can offer high dividend yields and passive income for retirees, but they come with risks. Do real estate investment trusts belong in your portfolio?
By Maurie Backman
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How We Found This List of the Best REITs to Buy NowReal estate investment trusts, or REITs, are a special class of stocks known for their high dividend yields. Here's how to find the best ones to buy.
By Kyle Woodley
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5 Ways To Increase Your Investment Income In RetirementFinding income investments in retirement requires a careful balance. Here are five ways to boost your cash flow without taking on unnecessary risk.
By Coryanne Hicks
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Do Self-Storage REITs Deserve Space in Your Portfolio?Self-storage is an overlooked area of the real estate market, even though demand is strong. Investors can get in on the action through a REIT.
By Michael Joseph, CFA
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3 Buy-Rated Bargain Stocks to Buy This Holiday SeasonFeature Investors can find bargain stocks in this raging bull market if they know where to look.
By Dan Burrows
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I hear REITs are one of the best ways to get income from investing, especially in retirement. Should I buy them?We ask a financial expert for advice.
By Charles Lewis Sizemore, CFA
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The Risks of Forced DST-to-UPREIT Conversions, From a Real Estate ExpertSome new Delaware statutory trust offerings are forcing investors into 721 UPREIT conversions at the end of the hold period, raising concerns about loss of control, limited liquidity, opaque valuations and unexpected tax liabilities.
By Dwight Kay
