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Cohen & Steers Real Estate Opportunities and Income Fund
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I have QQQI 13% yield, ARDC 12%, SPYI 11%, EIC 10 %, PBDC 9%, RLTY 8%, UTG 7%, UTF 7%, SCYB 7%, PFFD 6%. Some are ETF and other are CEF.
The book the income factory list 68 funds the author has used and several examples. There is also Armchair income invest in similar way to the book. He list 38 funds he uses and he does detailed reviews of some of them and occationally interviews fund managers and the writer of The Income Factory. These are two very gould resources.
I am retired and live off of 80% of my income and reinvest the rest to hopefully keep up with inflation.

Personally I find I like cash dividends for income. I have minimal ammount. in government bonds because the yields are so low. Right now some my favorite investments are QQQI 13%, ARDC 12%, SPYI 11%, EIC 10%, PBDC 9% RLTY 8%, UTF 7%, UTG 7%, SCYB 7%. PFFD 6%. I am getting about 5K of income a month from these sources.

Not more than 5% in any one holding, invest across various sectors and types of investments (REITS, CEF, MLP, Equity, Bonds, covered call etfs, etc). Some examples; JEPI, BND, BST, RLTY, CEFS, CLOZ, QQQI, FSCO, BALI, ADX, IDVO, IBIT, BTCI, BSM, MPLX, ARCC, PBDC, PFFA, etc. I like to hold RSP,SCHD, and VOO also. I don’t drip, I look at my portfolio a couple times a month and buy whatever is the best value at the moment. If nothing looks interesting I’ll park money in TLT or BND until I need it. Understand what you own, keep educating yourself constantly. Good luck on your journey

I have QQQI 13% yield, ARDC 12%, SPYI 11%, EIC 10 %, PBDC 9%, RLTY 8%, UTG 7%, UTF 7%, SCYB 7%, PFFD 6%. Some are ETF and other are CEF.
The book the income factory list 68 funds the author has used and several examples. There is also Armchair income invest in similar way to the book. He list 38 funds he uses and he does detailed reviews of some of them and occationally interviews fund managers and the writer of The Income Factory. These are two very gould resources.
I am retired and live off of 80% of my income and reinvest the rest to hopefully keep up with inflation.

Personally I find I like cash dividends for income. I have minimal ammount. in government bonds because the yields are so low. Right now some my favorite investments are QQQI 13%, ARDC 12%, SPYI 11%, EIC 10%, PBDC 9% RLTY 8%, UTF 7%, UTG 7%, SCYB 7%. PFFD 6%. I am getting about 5K of income a month from these sources.

Not more than 5% in any one holding, invest across various sectors and types of investments (REITS, CEF, MLP, Equity, Bonds, covered call etfs, etc). Some examples; JEPI, BND, BST, RLTY, CEFS, CLOZ, QQQI, FSCO, BALI, ADX, IDVO, IBIT, BTCI, BSM, MPLX, ARCC, PBDC, PFFA, etc. I like to hold RSP,SCHD, and VOO also. I don’t drip, I look at my portfolio a couple times a month and buy whatever is the best value at the moment. If nothing looks interesting I’ll park money in TLT or BND until I need it. Understand what you own, keep educating yourself constantly. Good luck on your journey