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Retiring on $1 million is increasingly challenging. Doing it with dividends can make it more feasible. I share two approaches to retiring on dividends with $1 million.

The natural gas and liquified natural gas (LNG) industry has struggled for the last few years but is gaining traction today and is expected to sustain itself in 2025. Increasing demand only partially offset by supply supports the price action in LNG and creates a strong tailwind for U.S. LNG stocks.

AMLP is a buy due to its high dividend yield, outperforming other passive investments, and potential benefits from Trump's pro-oil policies. The ETF focuses on midstream energy infrastructure, less affected by oil price volatility, and benefits from increasing U.S. production and pipeline capacity. AMLP's largest holding, Energy Transfer LP, leads in natural gas pipelines, enhancing the fund's stability and growth prospects.

High dividend yield stocks with consistent growth are attractive ways to grow wealth and passive income over time. However, not all high-yield dividend growth stocks are good buys at all times. I share 2 that seem very overrated and 1 that seems very underrated by Mr. Market right now.

Summary Midstream companies are expected to continue generating free cash flow and prioritizing returns to shareholders. A muted oil outlook can favor midstream given its defensive qualities, namely fee-based businesses and generous yields.

MLP ETFs have generated attractive returns for investors, but remain a compelling investment opportunity as valuations in the space have not become overextended. Valuations suggest midstream ETFs still have compelling upside potential, even as the Alerian MLP ETF (AMLP) has generated strong returns for four consecutive years and outperformed broader energy for two consecutive years.

Dividend investing done right is remarkably simple. I focus on businesses that are durable and defensive and have strong balance sheets and well-covered dividends. I share 3 all-star high-yields that also offer very impressive growth potential.

Another day, another sign the economy is heading straight for that “no-landing” scenario I've been talking about for weeks now

Midstream ETFs recorded strong flows in September, as the subsector outperformed broader energy for another consecutive month. The Alerian MLP ETF (AMLP) and the Alerian Energy Infrastructure ETF (ENFR) saw $73 million and $8 million, respectively, in net flows in September.

While getting to retirement age can be a blessing and a curse, the reality of counting on the U.S.