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I like the concept of these kinds of stocks. You buy them, and sit on them while they generate dividends every quarterly or monthly period.
However, one thing that's been popping up lately is that these stocks shouldn't be used because of rising interest rates.
Should investors consider preferreds? Is an APY around 6.5%-8% good?
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However, one thing that's been popping up lately is that these stocks shouldn't be used because of rising interest rates.
Should investors consider preferreds? Is an APY around 6.5%-8% good?
-Edited out Mentions List in spoiler tag-
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