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Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) have increasingly captured the attention of investors, thanks to their attractive yields and solid performance over the last few years.

Synchronizing the currency exposure between liabilities (expenses) and assets (investments) is a pragmatic thing to do. Yet, there is also a merit of introducing some bias towards developed foreign instruments. In the article, I discuss why I think that EUR-denominated picks could be worth considering.

Dividend investing has been extremely rewarding for me. However, I have learned several very expensive lessons along the way. I share four very important - yet seldom discussed - lessons in this article.

The S&P 500 provides a meager 1.2% yield, besides a roller-coaster ride on a regular basis. It may be a reasonably good investment for younger investors when they are in their prime accumulation phase. If you are a retiree or someone who depends on a regular income stream from your investment portfolio, the last thing you want is to worry about when to sell shares to raise income. We will present a balanced and highly diversified 3-bucket portfolio that is likely to provide 5% to 6% income and market-beating growth with lower volatility and less drawdowns. It will also provide $5,000 on a monthly basis on a $1 million capital.

I have been writing about ETFs since I started on Seeking Alpha two years ago, and it's been great in terms of engagement compared to writing about stocks. That being said, there are some tricks to writing about ETFs that analysts may miss. They are different from stocks and other funds in weird ways! Writing about ETFs can be very rewarding, especially on the engagement front, as articles tend to have longer shelf lives with readers and higher engagement levels (at least from my experience).

Most dividend investors are too greedy for their own good. Most 10%+ yielding stocks are traps. This small change in your investment approach could earn you much better results.

Corporate dividends and MLP distributions are two forms of company payouts for investors seeking income. While both dividends and distributions provide income, they stem from fundamentally different entity structures and carry distinct tax implications that are crucial for investors to understand.

I share my favorite place to invest for passive income right now. I share some of my top picks of the moment. These picks pay out 7-10% sustainable yields that are growing at inflation-beating clips.

AMLP pays a steady 7.8% dividend and tracks top energy MLPs. The ETF has a five-year uptrend with minimal drops. It holds 15 key MLPs, offering broad exposure despite the 0.85% fee.

Retirement income should focus on durable, predictable cash flows with inflation protection, balancing yield and risk for peace of mind. Infrastructure assets offer stable, inflation-linked income, making them ideal for retirement portfolios due to non-cyclical demand and reasonable valuations. In the article I discuss two high-yielding vehicles, which are backed by retirement-proof fundamentals and cash flows.