Overview
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In a low yield world where government bonds pay next to no interest, S&P 500 stocks pay little more than that in dividends, the Canadian government is on the threshold of taxing income trusts, and even real estate investment trusts are suffering cash flow problems, one type of security still stands as a beacon of hope to income investors.
Master Limited Partnerships or MLPs
9% yields . . . that increase 9% annually . . . quarterly distributions almost guaranteed . . . capital gains that leave the S&P 500 in the dust . . . tax protection . . . business profits protected by federal government regulation . . . profit from the energy sector without the volatility of market prices because MLPs are paid by volume not final price.
Until now, the information available to investors has been scanty. There've been only chapters in books. One prominent financial advice company recently launched a newsletter devoted to them, but the price tag is $399 annually. The Internet contains summary but incomplete articles and snatches of advice (some good, some inaccurate).
Finally, investors can learn all about these terrific investments -- their rewards and risks; the paperwork hassles and how to get around them; and how to invest in them using both taxable and tax-deferred accounts.
In one convenient volume for one low price. This book is the first and only.
You'll discover:
The incredible benefits of Master Limited Partnerships
Why they're still incredibly cheap
How their legal rules and business structure combine to send you lots of cash
Why they'll continue to generate lots of cash for the foreseeable future
Information on every company Information on every MLP index
Information on every MLP closed-end fund
What MLP i-units are and how they can skyrocket your IRA portfolio
How to understand and complete MLP tax forms
Everything you need to know to get started to enhance your current income or save for your financially secure future.
I cover a lot of material that applies to all energy-related MLPs, but my strong recommendation is you confine your investment dollars to those in what are called "midstream" MLPs. More on that later.
I'll start off with a chapter that explains the many benefits of investing in midstream Master Limited Partnerships.
Followed by a chapter on the "catches" -- the aspects that individual investors sometimes stumble over.
Followed by information on the business risks of MLPs.
Then information on their history, structure and businesses both from the financial side and the petroleum industry side. This includes why businesses convert their assets to MLPs. And why such high yielding investments are still available in today's otherwise low-yield financial marketplace.
Then we'll cover everybody's favorite topic -- taxes. The tax and tax filing consequences of owning MLP units. I'll also cover the various tax forms and how to complete them.
Then ways of investing in MLPs that, in terms of tax paperwork and filing, are the same as investing in stocks. So you can add MLPs to your tax-deferred accounts or simply avoid the extra paperwork created by direct ownership of MLP units.
There're chapters on MLP i-units, on each MLP-related closed-end fund and MLP Exchange Traded Notes.
Then there're chapters on all the MLP indexes.
Then tips on putting this information all together to benefit from MLPs in your taxable broker account and your tax-deferred accounts.
And how to balance MLPs with the rest of your portfolio.
Then a chapter on what happens if you -- against my advice -- sell MLP units.
And a chapter on what happens if you follow my advice and hold your MLP units until you die.
Then chapters on each individual energy or natural resource related MLP available today.
Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940000905289 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Richard Stooker |
| Publication date: | 04/09/2010 |
| Sold by: | Smashwords |
| Format: | eBook |
| Sales rank: | 996,546 |
| File size: | 303 KB |
| Age Range: | 18 Years |
About the Author
Richard Stooker hails from the Mississippi River town of Alton, Illinois, warping him for life.
Rich in history, Alton provides a combination of the idyllic Illinois background Ray Bradbury wrote of; the Mississippi River and bluffs of Mark Twain; and a rich, unique history -- often violent.
From the Indian legend of the Piasa Bird, to the tallest man who ever lived (Robert Wadlow), to the assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., James Earl Ray.
FATE Magazine terms Alton "The most haunted small town in America."
Richard's childhood home stands close to the route where Union wagons once carried the corpses of Confederate prisoners who died of smallpox. At 8 years old, he first hears of James Earl Ray, (who later assassinates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.) Ray robs a grocery story owned by the grandparents of close neighbors and friends.
In 1974 a still-unknown murderer abducts one of Richard's friends from a record store and kills him. Several years later, the father of other childhood friends goes on a jealousy-inspired, mass murder spree, killing three people -- including Richard's high school class president -- before committing suicide.
Richard's over 30 years for a social service government agency gives him a broad background of dealing with both the worst and best people in modern society.
When he writes, Richard realizes the horror and joy of every day life inspire dark fantasy stories.