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Comments:
Great article. As my portfolio size scaled, I too found much less need for bonds. I reimagined the "fixed-income" portion of my portfolio with dividends. I use CEFs and BDCs to generate steady cash in retirement. The dividends are more than what I need so some gets reinvested as well. My legacy gift to my children will be a 100% equity-based cash flow machine--I just hope they don't gum up the works!
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Great article. As you eloquently point out, exploring your own path through life doesn't end at retirement. In fact, I've found it to be a refreshing beginning.
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