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The 100th Issue of The Oxford Income Letter Is Now Online!
A Note From Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld: This July, we are celebrating 100 issues of The Oxford Income Letter. To honor this important milestone, I’ve got a variety of unique income strategies for you this month.
I’ll introduce you to…
- A 7.6% yielder that branches out a bit from my usual recommendations
- A powerful options strategy that can replace expensive brokerage products
- A secretive investment vehicle that can earn you 3.5% risk-free
- And so much more!
In celebration of The Oxford Income Letter’s 100th issue, we’ve arranged for you to have free access to “The Complete Oxford Income Letter Options Guide.” To access it, log in to OxfordClub.com, find The Oxford Income Letter and look under “Reports.”
Let’s get to it…
Here’s a glimpse at what you’ll find in this month’s issue:
- A 7.6% Yielder That Breaks With Tradition. This month, Marc has his eye on a 7.6% yielder that pays out monthly and represents some of the benefits of investing in preferred stock. This recommendation offers a high yield at a lower risk than a regular stock…
- If You Don’t Want to Join ‘Em, Beat ‘Em. Marc received an interesting pitch from a representative from his discount broker… It offered a financial product that paid 3% in exchange for a high-stakes bet. Using options, Marc reverse engineered the strategy to lessen the risk…
- A 3.5% Yield on America’s Best –Kept Secret. One kind of investment vehicle offers fixed income investors a generous 3.5%, government-guaranteed return. In today’s low interest rate world, that’s unheard of – and when you factor in the tax benefits, it gets even better…
- Oxford Income Mailbag. Marc explains when to use trailing stops on dividend-paying stocks, revealing his strategy behind using stops in some of our portfolios but not others. Next, he revealed what Canadian investors should do in response to currency fluctuations – and it’s not what you think… And he responds to an investor who wants to make the most of their required minimum distribution.