Kiplinger’s Investing for Income
Kiplinger's Investing for Income is a monthly newsletter published by the Kiplinger organization, a well-regarded financial resource for personal finance and business forecasting. The newsletter is designed for investors seeking to build a portfolio that generates income, specifically aiming for cash yields of 5% or higher. Kiplinger's Investing for Income can show you how to generate inflation-beating cash yields right now — as well as in the future — no matter which way the economy goes from here.
SUBSCRIPTION PRIVILEGES
12 monthly issues of Kiplinger's Investing for Income.
Each issue brings you proven strategies to boost your spendable investment income – safely and reliably.
The newsletter provides 4 model portfolios: Tax-Exempt Income; Maximum Current Cash; Dividend-a-Month; and Juiced-Up Cash.
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A collection of top income-producing investments, to show you exactly where to put your money to achieve higher cash yields.
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KEY FEATURES
You'll see how to safely invest in real estate investment trusts (REITs) that reliably yield more than 4%.
The newsletter features guidance on easy-to-buy municipal bonds with a taxable equivalent yield of 6%.
The newsletter highlights pipelines, both partnerships and regular corporations, yielding 5% and up charging tolls for carrying gas and oil.
You'll discover why oil and gas should be a permanent core part of any income portfolio.
The newsletter reveals safe, reliable cash-generating corporate, municipal, and institutional bonds that are ripe for the picking.
ABOUT THE EDITOR
Jeff Kosnett is an income-investing expert who covers bonds, real estate investment trusts, oil and gas income deals, dividend stocks and anything else that pays interest and dividends.
He also writes the "Cash in Hand" column for Kiplinger's Personal Finance.
He is a recipient of various awards in journalism and writing, and various citations from industry publications.