Good evening, In the last 12 months, many investors have become very familiar with the Treasury Direct website. When interest rates on the 2-year Treasury Note climbed over 5% in March 2024, many investors saw an opportunity to get a risk-free return. One year later, the 2-year rate is still at an attractive 4.9%. And many analysts predict that the rate of inflation is going to rise in the second half of 2024. I know that's not what many of you want to hear. And it may not be what many of you want to believe. However, no matter your political leanings, you can't look at the $95 billion foreign aid package recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives and not agree on two things. First, that money is not coming from the recently paid taxes. It's going to be printed. And second, that's going to add to inflationary pressures. Plus, if the conflict between Israel and Iran escalates, oil prices are going to be over $100. That's also inflationary. All that bad news may make the relative security of U.S. Treasuries very appealing. But you may be leaving some money on the table. That's because some dividend-paying stocks pay a high yield near or above the 4.9% interest rate of a 2-year treasury note. And while you are taking some risk, you're also getting an upside for some capital gains to go along with that reliable dividend income. In this special presentation, we're highlighting seven high-yield dividend stocks that can beat fixed-income yields. Check them out here, and at the end, you'll learn how MarketBeat makes it easy to find these stocks. View the 7 High-Yield Dividend Stocks to Beat Fixed-Income Yields The DividendStocks.com Team
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