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I’m sitting here looking at a “selection universe” of 50 TAX FREE MUNI INCOME FUNDS that you are welcome to research for your own use. Details: · 12 Institutional managers like Blackrock, Nuveen, Pimco, and Invesco · Average cost per share = $10.69 · Average Yield per fund = 6.68% · 23 yielding over 7%; 41 over 6%; none below 5% · Some are state and federal tax free: CA, VA, NJ, NY, AZ, MN, MA, PA · Four are AMT (Alternative Minimum Tax) Free · Average years in operation = 28 · Average number of bonds inside = 391 · No markups or accrued interest to pay · All pay monthly distributions · Your investment professionals may know nothing about these and/or will spew out several reasons to ignore this notice. Suggest to them that they learn more here: https://www.skool.com/rms-investors/about If you are interested in learning more on your own, get your research copy here: https://theincomecoach.net/selection-universes/ |
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The popular Stock Market averages are down an average 7% from their recent All Time Highs and are currently at about the same levels as they were between July (NASDAQ) and October (DOW) of 2024. The average yield of the averages (SPY, ONEQ, and DIA) is a stingy 1.6%. The Bond market as measured by BND (Vanguard Total Bond Market Index) is mid-range of where it has been since July of 2022 and yielding an almost as stingy 3.61%. So as a retiree, how much erosion of “working capital” have you...
The DOW 30 - Really Interesting Numbers The DOW 30 companies (best in the world) pay shareholders about 3.30% of in-your-pocket income. Less than the 4% needed in retirement, without including management fees, if any, and a small fraction of company earnings. Their collective P/E ratio is an incredibly speculative 43.37/1. Not one is in single digits, as most of them were in the past. My universe of nearly 100 high quality Equity Closed End Funds allows you to own all these companies and pays...