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Retiring on dividends offers peace of mind, focusing on dependable cash flow rather than market volatility or portfolio value swings. Therefore, finding big yet low-risk dividends is ideal. We share 3 yields of ~8% that appear very well-suited for a retirement portfolio.

Tech stocks have been crushing non-tech dividend stocks in recent years. Even though I am a dividend investor, I couldn't be happier about this. I share why I love that tech stocks are crushing dividend stocks along with some of my top picks of the moment.

Infrastructure stocks are my favorite place to invest. However, there is a dark side to investing in infrastructure stocks. I share what this dark side is and how to position your infrastructure portfolio for long-term outperformance.

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President Trump's trade deal with China may reduce the risk of accelerating inflation. This should give the Fed more flexibility to cut interest rates in a weakening economy. The biggest winner in all of this? Dividend stocks.

Utilities have outperformed the market—here's why that trend could suddenly reverse. Warren Buffett issued a chilling warning about utilities—investors should take notice. We share our current outlook on utilities stocks as well as some of our top picks of the moment.

Higher returns typically come with higher risk. But there are some rare exceptions. I present two high yielding dividend stocks that have the potential to earn higher returns with lower risk.

Tariffs have become the new constituency of "higher-for-longer" scenario. It is hard to imagine how we could revert back to the same tariff levels that were in force before Trump took the Office. All of this comes with its own set of positives and negatives.

There's a lot of uncertainty in the stock market these days. Tariffs could drive a resurgence in inflation and cause a global economic slowdown, and t hese headwinds could impact the profitability of many companies.

Brookfield Infrastructure grew its per unit FFO by 4 cents over its year-ago comp during its fiscal 2025 first quarter. Long-term contracted cash flows, inflation indexation, and broad geographic and infrastructure asset diversification help render BIP relatively recession-resistant. FFO per unit could still see growth through 2025, even if the US dips into a technical recession with the company currently paying out a 5.55% dividend yield.