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One of the best ways to keep your portfolio safe while generating consistent income is in safe, dividend-paying retirement stocks at 52-week lows. It's even better if you're buying into a reputable company that's paid out dividends for years, and is on sale.

Stock  #3: Abrdn World Healthcare Fund (NYSE: THW) Yield: 12.88% Shares for $20,000: 1,586 Annual Passive Income: ~$2,576 Formerly known as the Tekla World Healthcare Fund until it was acquired by Abrdn Inc.

Throughout my journey as an investor, I've learned that some of my most profitable picks stem from purchasing quality businesses when their share prices have been battered. A useful starting point for identifying such opportunities is filtering for stocks near their 52-week lows.

Instead of targeting a nest egg size, we measure retirement readiness by measuring cash flows. The ideal portfolio is a cash machine that never stops producing for you. We explore two picks with up to 10% yields for a long and healthy retirement.

Here at Zacks, our focus is on the proven Zacks Rank system, which emphasizes earnings estimates and estimate revisions to find great stocks. Nevertheless, we are always paying attention to the latest value, growth, and momentum trends to underscore strong picks.

The markets declined for the second consecutive week, causing a retracement in the Dividend Harvesting Portfolio. Dividend income generated in week 163 was light, but the portfolio's forward projected income increased.

Smart investors always search for underutilized prospects with room to expand and provide stability. Here, you'll find three of these undiscovered gems.

In 2023, ETFs attracted almost $600 billion in net flows. While this is still less than 2021's $1 trillion record, the market demonstrates promising sustained growth.

Every investor's needs are different. For my family fund, 10 companies make up 35% of the portfolio. Nine of these are still good to great buys today, offering excellent management, balance sheet strength, risk management, and growth prospects. For growth investors, growth rates as high as 162% are potentially available from some truly incredible (though speculative) companies I own.

If you're looking for investments that could generate more-than-satisfactory total returns, consider undervalued dividend stocks. With these types of stocks, you may have the potential to get the best of both worlds.