So, you want to generate some extra income with a simply options strategy? Enter the Wheel strategy. It’s one of those options strategies that sounds complicated until you realize it’s…
Most investors size their positions like they slice a pie: by value. If you’ve got a $100,000 portfolio and a $10,000 position, that’s a 10% slice. Easy math, right? But…
You’ve probably heard of the “dividend capture” strategy… The idea is simple: buy a stock right before it goes ex-dividend, grab the payout, and then sell the stock right after.…
Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from Jason Fieber’s September 2025 update for the FIRE Fund — his real-life, real-money dividend growth stock portfolio. Jason shares his full portfolio…
It’s all about incremental progress in life. No matter what it is you are doing or pursuing, incremental progress can really add up and make amazing things happen over time.…
“Passive income.” That’s the sales pitch for rentals. Tenants cover the mortgage, you collect the rent, the property appreciates, and you’re off sipping margaritas. Sounds dreamy… until Saturday morning shows…
A lot of newer investors these days laugh off dividend growth investing. They see a 2% yield and yawn. Even 4% doesn’t impress them. Heck, some of these folks wouldn’t…
Is the future predetermined, or is there no fate but what you make? Nobody knows for certain. But what I do know is, we appear to have some control over…
With the latest inflation report showing a month-over-month jump of 0.8% in August 2025 — which annualizes to nearly 10% if it continues — it’s no wonder investors are worried…
Let’s talk about three dividends averaging 12%. I bring them up because everyone on Wall Street hates them. This is notable because the suits are paid to be bullish. Sell…
Let’s talk about a terrific 12.2% dividend that is paid monthly. The source of this income? Safe US Treasuries and a methodical scraping of option premiums for additional yield. We’ll…
Nearly a year and a half ago, OneMain Holdings (NYSE: OMF) yielded 8%. My only concern at the time was that net interest income, or NII, was expected to drop…