In The Kelly Letter Income Sig forum, JP asked in “Income Sig Distributions” what he should do with distributions before he needs them: I’m planning to start the Income Sig plan since I’m nearing retirement. I understand that distributions and profit skimming will be transferred to SVOL, where I can withdraw funds for living expenses. […]
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Is JEPI Too New to Trust?
Income ETFs: JEPI vs NUSI, QYLD, RYLD

Income ETFs: JEPI vs NUSI, QYLD, RYLD | RSS.com Income ETFs: JEPI vs NUSI, QYLD, RYLD — Each generates income using a covered-call strategy. They pay much more than traditional income funds, but are more volatile. If you’re running the right kind of plan, such volatility can be good. You have to know where the […]
Stick With Our Plans In The Stock Market Crash
In this video, I answer recently emailed subscriber questions about the war in Ukraine, its impact on the stock market, and managing our plans. In the show notes below the video on YouTube, you can click the times to jump straight to a section: (0:21) What would a third world war do to the stock […]
CLM Is No Panacea
I wrote in last Sunday’s Kelly Letter about a closed-end fund called Cornerstone Strategic Value (CLM $11.50 -2% YTD). It’s one of many securities I’m auditioning to play a part in an Income Sig strategy for retirement. Please remember that this is a research phase. None of the funds I’ve referenced is a recommendation. I […]