Passive Income

This section is designed for individuals who want to generate passive income.

It is the guide to the realities of steady income, including the use of dividends, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), as well as new online income features.

It includes valuable tips from trading experts like David Eifrig and Marc Chaikin, whose methodologies of income-focused assets offer many perfect strategies for consistent earnings.

Practical guides and expert information resources show how to buy into passive income streams and avoid or minimize risks. This section provides the framework of how to make passive income, and the articles are a mix of both old-world and new-world ways, and methods that will fit a wide range of investor strategies.

7 Market Indicators Investors Should Watch Heading Into 2027

by Mark Winkel

A practical U.S. market framework for reading seven signals, separating long-term portfolio implications from shorter-term trading context.

The Quiet Cost of Income Investing: How Platform Fees Eat Into Your Yield

by Mark Winkel

Bar chart comparing 8,000 of income on paper with 6,200 received after costs

A 4% yield rarely pays 4%. See how account fees, fund charges and currency costs cut income, and how to work out the net yield you actually receive.

Year-End Investing Mistakes That Could Follow You Into 2027

by Mark Winkel

Year-end investing mistakes that could follow you into 2027 can start with seemingly small December choices. Your portfolio may have drifted. You may be tempted to sell solely for a tax break. Or you may put off reviewing fees, management, and market risk. A focused year-end financial review offers valuable insights and helps identify the mistakes investors can address before the end of the tax year.

AI Stocks Are Pulling Back: 5 Things Investors Should Watch

by Mark Winkel

AI stocks are pulling back as investors take a closer look at valuations, AI spending, interest rates and future earnings growth. But does the recent weakness signal the end of the AI boom? Here are five key things investors should watch before making their next move.