With all that in mind, if you have $2,000 available to invest that isn't needed for monthly bills, to pay down short-term ...

A real estate investment trust ( REIT) is a company that owns, operates, or finances income-producing real estate. REITs ...

There’s no such thing as a binary choice (it’s got to be option A or B) when it comes to creating monthly passive income.

Listen up, dividend overachievers! With a mere $2,500 per stock or exchange traded fund (ETF), it’s entirely possible to ...

Investing is about building wealth. Ultimately, however, you need to turn that wealth into cash you can spend. That’s where income investing comes in. For most of us, that will mean years diligently ...

I aim to achieve financial independence through passive income. My strategy is to expand my income streams until they cover my basic living expenses. One part of my plan is to contribute $250 to my ...

I hate to see investors (particularly retirees) starving for dividends, especially with inflation stuck around 3% (and you and I both know that the real number is higher--just head down to your local ...

These companies generate fairly stable cash flow, backed by long-term contracts and other steady sources of income. They also have conservative financial profiles. The companies should be able to ...

For example, with $50,000 invested, a 6% yield gives you an extra $3,000 a year. With $1 million, it provides you $60,000 in annual passive income, which is more than the U.S. median income.