Spire is a strong investment choice with a 4.5% dividend yield and preferred shares offering a 5.9% yield after the recent ...

Anticipated Fed rate cuts could drive $3 trillion into fixed-income assets like RMBS, corporate bonds, and REIT preferreds.

It’s pretty common for preferreds to yield in the 6%-75% range, and it’s not hard to find preferreds that dole out even more. So, wait. What does this all have to do with banks? While ...

Preferred stock is frequently misunderstood and overlooked. As the name suggests, preferreds are equities, but they also have characteristics of bonds. Currently, they offer higher yields than ...

Preferreds often track long-term Treasuries since most preferred issuance is perpetual. Many preferred securities are higher ...

We buy preferreds on a stock exchange. They represent ownership in a company. And they can move higher and lower in price. But they also share some characteristics with bonds. They don’t have ...

In that regard, preferreds fit the bill. So what are preferred shares, exactly, and how do they differ from common shares? Here are some factors to consider as you decide whether preferred shares ...

But with preferred stocks, you can get that return without breaking the law. Preferreds have features of both stocks and bonds. Like stocks, preferreds give you an equity stake in a company.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is leading a historic retreat from preferred shares as Wall Street lenders re-jig their balance sheets ...

The institutional market looks more appealing than the easier-to-access retail market where yields on preferreds from big banks are often under 6%. Individuals can buy so-called institutional ...

The Federal Reserve’s Sept. 18 rate cut, the first time in more than four years, means the central bank has pivoted and ...

Investors looking to buy stock in a company may be able to choose between two main types of stock: preferred stock (aka preferred shares or preferreds) or common stock. A preferred stock is a ...