What is Nominal Yield? A Simple Guide

Nominal yield, a key bond metric, is calculated by dividing the annual interest by the bond's face value, not purchase price. Learn its influence on bonds now.
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13% Yield Portfolio Matching The Market In Total Return

It is possible to build an ultra-high yield portfolio and keep up with the market (S&P 500) on total return. A quality high-yield portfolio can simplify investment management, producing a growing ...
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FTAI Aviation Preferred Series C: A Juicy 8% Dividend Yield That Will Likely Be Redeemed

The redeemable preferred cumulative 8.25% series C shares started trading in March 2021. The stock is redeemable at $25 after June 2026, which is the data at which the yield is redefined. The company ...
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3 Magnificent Ultra-High-Yield Dividend Stocks -- Sporting an Average Yield of 8.5% -- to Buy With Confidence in November

Dividend stocks have more than doubled the average annual return of non-payers over the last 51 years. Phenomenal deals can be found among ultra-high-yield dividend stocks -- those with yields four or ...
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FIGB Offers Higher Yield Than IEI With Broader Bond Mix but Lower 1-Year Return

IEI has a milder historical drawdown than FIGB. FIGB holds a broader mix of investment-grade bonds, while IEI is focused solely on U.S. Treasuries. IEI is designed for investors seeking exposure to ...