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As investors near retirement, their financial goals often shift towards prioritizing a steady income stream rather than emphasizing potential capital gains.
There are ways to both reduce what you send to your utility company and to get something back as an investor in the sector.
The utility sector has its challenges, but the sell-off has gone too far.
Utility stocks are well-positioned to ride out winter volatility and pay a high, inflation-beating dividend yield with distribution growth in the forecast.
Utilities have surged, with the XLU ETF gaining 4.72% in a week. Known for steady dividends, they attract income-focused investors amid market uncertainty.
The healthcare sector faces a selloff as pharmaceutical giants report lackluster earnings; even Amgen's strong results failed to prevent selling in the sector
Traditionally reliable, the 60/40 portfolio may no longer guarantee solid returns amid concerns about rising interest rates and rising bond yields.
The boring utilities sector is spitting out double-digit upside names with inflation-beating yields, making it the best place to look before the sector recovers
Consumer staples thrive as investors brace for economic uncertainty. Retailers Costco, Dollar General, and Target posted gains along with the wider sector.