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What’s a Convertible Bond? A Different Mode of Investment

14.07.2019

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Key Takeaways Convertible bonds are debt securities that can be converted into shares of a company’s stock Companies issuing convertible bonds may “call” the bonds back from investors under certain circumstances Convertibles can offer higher returns compared to dividend yields from a company’s stock, but can also be more complex than traditional bonds If it […]

Investor’s Manual: What Is a Bond?

14.07.2019

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Bonds are a type of fixed-income security in which an issuer (or borrower) is required to make periodic payments of a specific amount, or specific rate, at regular intervals. Government entities, from the U.S. Treasury down to state and local municipalities, need to raise money—whether for specific projects or simply to fund basic services. Corporations […]

What Is a Corporate Bond? Another Way to Invest in a Company

14.07.2019

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Key Takeaways Corporate bonds can provide investors with access to yield, sometimes with less risk Default risk does exist, so it can help to approach corporate bonds with caution There are ways to measure potential risk with corporate bonds In late 2018, struggling General Electric (GE) announced it would slice its quarterly dividend from 12 […]

Stocks, Bonds, and Multi-Asset: Exploring Three Styles of Income Investing

14.07.2019

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Key Takeaways Income investing may be an effective way to supplement your portfolio growth strategy Investing in bonds, dividend stocks, and a multi-asset income portfolio each offer unique potential benefits and risks An income investment strategy can be customized to match an investor’s objectives and risk tolerance Perhaps you’re looking for a way to generate […]

Plug It In, Turn It On, Check It Out: Here Come Smart Home Products

14.07.2019

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From the knowledge in your head to the products in your home, smarter is better, right? Well, one thing’s for sure—more smart home products are making inroads into our homes these days. A smart home device, according to Carley Knobloch, smart home expert for HGTV, is connected in some way via Wi-Fi or similar technology […]

Investing in Wine: Build a Self-Funded Wine Cellar Collection

14.07.2019

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Looking for a really liquid asset? No, we’re not talking “I-can-sell-this-easily-if-I-need-to” liquidity, but rather “it’s-drinkable” liquidity. We’re talking about wine investing. (And is it considered a portfolio if there’s more in there than port? Maybe it’s a winefolio.) You don’t have to be a hedge fund manager to build and maintain a wine cellar; it […]

That’s the Spirit! Fine Whiskey Becomes an Investment

14.07.2019

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Investing in fine wines has been popular for decades, but recently fine whiskey has become a sought-after investment. High-end whiskeys can fetch top dollar at auction, such as a specialty collection of Macallan Scotch whisky aged between 50 and 65 years, which sold for nearly $1 million earlier this year. (And before you ask, the […]

Does Where You Live Influence Your Portfolio? A New Quiz Reveals Results

14.07.2019

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Have you ever stopped to wonder if the state your investment portfolio calls home is the same state you call home? Unlikely. But our new “Find Your State of Investing” quiz helps you answer that very question. Plus, you may just gain some fun insights into how your personal preferences can impact your investment decisions. […]

Investment Clubs: The New Old-Fashioned Hangout

14.07.2019

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Remember investment clubs? Popular in the 1980s, they were a way to exchange knowledge about trading, back in the pre-internet days when getting information was difficult. Today, information is a mere click away, but investment clubs can still be a good way to learn about investing money and buying stocks. Have Fun, Learn, Have More […]

Preferred Stock: A Potential Income Arrow in the Quiver

14.07.2019

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As interest rates continue to be low, where should you search for yield? Should you consider adding preferred stock to your portfolio? Although the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has gradually been raising its key short-term interest rate since late 2015, interest rates remain historically low. As of mid-August, the 10-year Treasury note yield was roughly […]

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