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As low as yields are, I still love the income and safety of bond investments. I'd never recommend these bond funds, though... or any of the corporate and Treasury bonds most other investors are buying.
Of all the income investments I've researched, I've found one type of stock stands head and shoulders above all others when it comes to generating high investment yields.
If the action in the bond pits is any guide, the economy is going back into recession.
According to the Wall Street Journal, corporate America now holds the largest cash balance in history. This is great news for corporate bond investors.
Here at DailyWealth, we've suggested dozens of strategies to earn high income in a zero percent world. We've told you about virtual banks, tax-lien investing, preferred stocks, exchange-traded bonds, blue-chip compounders, and covered call writing. But this is the easiest and quickest way to increase your income...
There's only one investment technique I know that's mathematically certain to build fortunes like these from small starting positions. Not only is this technique sure, but it's also easy, cheap and anyone can do it – even a child.
The reality is, every time you send an e-mail or visit a website, someone is gathering data on you. Hackers are figuring out ways to steal your identity and enrich themselves at your expense.
With government waging war on savers, most Americans will be condemned to a life without savings and income. But with these unusual income investments, I'll be able to keep my savings safe and grow them with interest.
Whenever you see Wall Street creating lots of new investment products to sell to the public – especially ETFs – you know investors must love the idea... and prices might be forming a bubble. You should be extremely wary of buying or holding stocks in these sectors.
At these low yields, there's no value in REITs. I think investors looking for safe investment income should steer clear the lot of them.
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