A Raise
Dear Reader,
The best way possible for a US investor to double, triple or even quadruple his/her current investment income right now is to look north.
Thanks to a unique corporate structure authorized by the Canadian government to attract capital to its often-overlooked markets, cash-rich companies are converting themselves into dividend powerhouses called "income trusts" that yield 10%, 15%, 20% and up.
In all my years as an investment newsletter editor, I've never seen dividends this high that are also this safe—or that have such a good chance of giving you a nice capital gain. Even better, these huge yields are taxed like any other dividend at just 15%. Most ultra-high-yield instruments, like limited partnerships for example, are taxed as ordinary income.
I'm Roger S. Conrad and for 18 years I've been helping investors generate reliable income from their portfolios via carefully selected utility stocks and Canadian income trusts. To receive my in-depth commentary, just enter your e-mail address in the box above and click on "Subscribe." When you do, I'll send you my special report called Power Plays: Two Power Generation Trusts To Buy Now with two of my best power generation income trusts to buy today.
Power generation trusts are about as close as you can get to owning an actual power plant, without the headaches. The choice two trusts you'll find in Power Plays have locked in high revenues for years under long-term contracts. After maintaining dividends in the tough bear market they're clearly ready for whatever the economy can throw at them. They're safe enough for any portfolio, with fat dividends that won't fluctuate from quarter to quarter. One favorite in this report—now yielding more than 10%—is the first trust to gain approval under Canada's Environmental Choice Program. This should endear it to regulators, strengthen its finances and boost its growth prospects.
As a Maple Leaf Memo subscriber, you'll receive updates on Canadian income trust topics 4 to 6 times each month. Each issue covers the market's highest-yielding Canadian trusts along with my time-proven income investing strategies that have handed my readers annual double-digit returns since 1987.
Sincerely,
Roger S. Conrad
Editor, Maple Leaf Memo
Roger Conrad is editor of Roger Conrad’s Canadian Edge, which focuses on opportunities in high dividend-paying Canadian royalty trusts. He is associate editor of Personal Finance, one of the largest circulation investment newsletters in the world. And he is editor of Utility Forecaster, the nation’s leading advisory on essential services stocks, bonds and preferred stocks.
David Dittman is deputy managing editor of KCI Communications and associate editor of Roger Conrad’s Canadian Edge. He also contributes to Personal Finance, one of the largest circulation investment newsletters in the world. David works closely with a world-class team of editors and analysts covering, among other topics, energy, utilities and emerging markets.