Municipal bond CEFs sold off hard—find 5 top high-yield muni CEFs, NAD focus, risks & Medicare/ACA tax impacts. See here for ...

Income investing has become considerably more attractive over the past several years. Rising interest rates have lifted yields across virtually every corner of the fixed-income market, allowing ...

When advisors and investors hear the terms “high yield” or “junk” as it relates to bonds, they understandably have some apprehension. After all, junk bonds carry elevated credit risk relative to their ...

Payable Oct 06; for shareholders of record Oct 01; ex-div Oct 01. More on VanEck High Yield Muni ETF HYD: An Uncertain Rate Outlook Warrants Caution Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on VanEck High Yield M ...

Quick ReadMunicipal bond interest is generally exempt from federal income tax, which can make a seemingly modest yield ...

U.S. News evaluated 19 High Yield Muni ETFs and 3 make our Best Fit list. Our list highlights the best passively managed funds for long-term investors. Rankings are assigned based on comparisons with ...

Franklin High Yield Tax Free Income Fund has an expense ratio of 0.66 percent.

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Over the quarter, Franklin California High Yield Municipal Fund outperformed its benchmark, the Bloomberg Municipal Bond ...

The Fund seeks a high level of current income that is exempt from federal income tax and from Minnesota state personal income taxes, through investment in medium- and lower-grade municipal obligations ...

High-yield municipal bonds combine higher income with tax advantages: Their federally tax-exempt income can produce tax-equivalent yields that rival many taxable high-yield corporate bond funds. HYMU ...

I'm generally not a fan of high-yield corporate bond ETFs for retirees, and it has very little to do with credit risk. My bigger concern is taxes. Unless you hold them inside a tax-advantaged account ...