Who puts $750,000 into a portfolio paying 2% when the same money can buy a 25% yield? That is $15,000 of income a year against $187,500. Written that way, nobody picks the $15,000. I pick it. One of those two portfolios is still paying me in twenty years. The other one runs on a distribution nobody has proven can last. *Disclosure: I own Apple (AAPL), National Bank (NA.TO) and Royal Bank (RY.TO). This is education, not advice. Do your own due diligence. What Is the Point of a 2% …
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