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11 articles cover the theme, most recently "From Quarterly Dividends to Monthly Income: Build Your Dividend Calendar".
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- From Quarterly Dividends to Monthly Income: Build Your Dividend CalendarOct 24, 2026
- Cybersecurity’s Rough Week: HAKY’s Rally and the Income TradeoffOct 24, 2026
A week of major cyber disclosures puts HAKY in focus: its recent rally, covered-call income tradeoffs, and how it compares with HACK, CIBR, BUG, and IHAK.
- $1,000 a Month in Dividends After Taxes: How Much to InvestSep 26, 2026
Compare the capital needed for $1,000 a month after taxes at hypothetical distribution yields of 4%, 8%, 12%, 16%, and 20%, then test payout cuts.
- Interview With Oktay Kavrak, Global Head At Leverage Shares And IncomeSharesSep 15, 2026
DividendVision sits down with Oktay Kavrak, Global Head at Leverage Shares and IncomeShares, to talk about how he got into the ETF industry, the rise of leveraged single-stock and options-income ETPs in Europe, the record-breaking SPCH launch, new Anthropic ETF filings, the differences between US and European investing, and his advice for retail investors in a volatile market.
- Why Labor? Put Your Portfolio to WorkSep 7, 2026
You've earned a day off. Your money hasn't. A Labor Day guide to buying back your time with dividend income — one bill, one day and one milestone at a time, using the Screener, Distribution Safety Score and the portfolio planning tools.
- The Distribution Safety Score™ and Safety-Adjusted Yield: How We Grade Income RiskJul 23, 2026
How the Dividend Vision Distribution Safety Score grades payout risk 0–100, and how Safety-Adjusted Yield turns yield and risk into one comparable number.
- 5 Dividend ETFs That Beat SCHD in Total ReturnJul 16, 2026
SCHD is the default dividend ETF for many investors, but these five funds beat its five-year total return. Here is how—and what you give up in exchange.
- The Forever Stamp Took 19 Years to Double. Your Dividend Income Can Do It in 7.Jul 12, 2026
On July 12, 2026 the Forever stamp hit 82 cents — exactly double its 41-cent debut in 2007. That's one double in ~19 years. The S&P 500 doubled almost three times over the same stretch — but you can't mail a letter with a paper gain. Here's how the Rule of 72 applies to your income stream, and the income-fund counterpart for every doubling engine: S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and gold.
- How to Invest in the AI Memory Boom: Stocks, ETFs, and Income PlaysJun 20, 2026
The AI boom runs on memory: here's how to invest in the HBM and DRAM shortage, from chip stocks to the new pure-play and weekly-income ETFs.
- Beta, Sharpe, and Sortino: The Three Risk Numbers Every Income Investor Should KnowJun 16, 2026
Yield tells you what a portfolio pays — Beta, Sharpe, and Sortino tell you what it costs you in risk. What each metric means, what counts as a good score, how to improve yours, and where to find all three on your Dividend Vision dashboard.
- Autocallable ETFs Explained: High Income for a Capped UpsideJun 15, 2026
Autocallable ETFs wrap Wall Street's structured notes in an exchange-traded package. How the barriers work, where the income comes from, and the risks.
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