John Love, CFA, President & Chief Executive Officer at USCF, Luan Jenifer, President & CEO, Miller/Howard Investments and John E. Leslie III, CFA, Portfolio Manager at Miller/Howard Investments discuss income strategies for wealth building and retirement.
While younger investors are encouraged to take greater risk with their investment selection, Miller/Howard makes the case for allocating to dividend stocks at an early age. Citing the benefits of time, compounding and diversification, a small investment in dividend stocks can lead to long-term wealth creation. Dividend investing can also be largely beneficial for those planning or in retirement and offers a consistent stream of income for investors to withdraw or reinvest. In times of down-markets, high yielding dividends have delivered downside protection when held over long periods of time. Leslie and Jenifer weigh in on the benefits of an active versus passive dividend strategy.
The USCF Dividend Income Fund (UDI), sub-advised by Miller/Howard is an active ETF designed to capture current income as well as compounded dividend growth over time. The ETF seeks to invest in mature companies with a history of consistent dividends and attractive returns.
USCF Investments is a global asset manager focused on delivering efficient access to real assets and commodities to the advisor community. USCF provides exposure to single and broad commodity products, commodity futures exchange traded products and was to first to bring a copper exchange traded fund to market.
Miller/Howard Investments is an employee-owned, research-driven firm managing portfolios for a range of investors, from high-net-worth individuals to large institutions. Focused on delivering diversified income strategies, Miller/ Howard has over 30 years of experience integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) analysis with fundamental research.
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High income can either be used to fund current needs or, when reinvested, to drive the mathematics of compounding to grow the investor’s wealth over time. Dividend growth reflects current and future prospects for a company. Financial strength suggests that a company can continually pay and increase its dividends regardless of market cycles. Whether you’re in the saving or spending stage of life, we see many benefits to a high dividend yield approach.
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