(JEPQ)

If you're a retiree or if you're planning to be one, it's very worthwhile to have exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in your portfolio.

Caring about dividends can increase our returns, but caring about NAV can save our portfolio. Return and NAV protection must go hand in hand, because there can be no sustainable return without protect...

Some of its 126 holdings include Progressive Corp.

The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI 0.12%) and JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPQ -0.02%) have garnered significant investor attention, in part due to their trailing-12-month div...

GPIQ has delivered a 53.44% total return since inception, outperforming peer covered-call ETFs like JEPQ, QQQI, and QYLD. Its dynamic call option strategy enables strong monthly income and capital app...

High-yield ETFs are funds designed to provide investors with above-average income compared to traditional equity ETFs. They typically achieve this by focusing on dividend- paying stocks or income-gene...

Covered call ETFs offer high yields and tech exposure, but cap upside and don't protect against market crashes, risking long-term NAV erosion. GPIQ and JEPQ both track the Nasdaq-100, giving investors...

While it's rarely too late to invest for long-term portfolio growth, the earlier the better, as time is the biggest determinant that will dictate one's strategy.

The Nasdaq has been rallying nonstop since April. Let's discuss three covered call fund payouts up to 11.2% that play the rally.

GPIX has consistently outperformed JEPQ in total returns and income, especially during market rallies. GPIX's flexible covered-call approach allows for greater upside capture than JEPQ's more conserva...