Wouldn’t it be nice to pay bills with income from monthly dividend stocks? We’ll explore the benefits and where to find these monthly payers.
Author: Investors Alley Staff
REIT Stocks in a Nutshell: How To Invest for Income
REIT stocks give high yields and exposure to real estate without having to own property. We’ll explain what REITs are and what to look for.
The Working Class Challenge
Shortly after publishing our article, “What Happens When All Our Wealth Is Gone?” I received a heartfelt letter from subscriber Bill C. He speaks for many concerned, hard-working people: “First, I want to THANK YOU for writing a top notch and informative newsletter. It is one of the few emails that I get that I read immediately […]
Investing for Long-Term Wealth With a Buy-and-Hold Strategy
A buy-and-hold strategy can help you achieve higher returns. We’ll explain what this strategy is as well as its benefits and drawbacks.
Buying a Call Option: A Guide for Beginners
When you’re bullish on a stock, you might want to buy a call option. This guide will explain what call options are and how to buy them.
Call vs. Put Options: What You Need to Know
If investing in options seems daunting, this guide will help. We’ll explain call vs. put options and how they can guard against changes in the market.
What You Need To Know About High-Yield Investments
If you’re willing to take on some risk, you can aim for higher yields. Read on for the types of high-yield investments and what to consider.
How a Covered Call Strategy Can Maximize Your Portfolio’s Returns
A covered call strategy is another way to get returns from your portfolio. We’ll explain what a covered call is and how you can profit from one.
How To Generate Extra Income by Selling Covered Calls
If you’re looking for extra income and you feel neutral or slightly bullish about a stock, selling covered calls might be the right strategy for you.
How Often Are Dividends Paid To Investors?
Imagine you own 100 shares in America’s best energy company. You bought the stock 20 years ago, knowing that retirement is approaching. It is a good company and has made money each year. Every quarter, the company sends you a check in the mail. At first, it was $7 per check. Then, it gradually rose […]
