"Generating $10,000 monthly is a major milestone, and this means you're making double the median annual salary in the U.S. If you want to get this through dividends, it can be quite difficult to do so . An annual $120k income solely from dividends almost always means you need to be a multi-millionaire. The current risk-free yield is ~4%. You need $3 million for $120k per year, or $10k per month . Only 0.8% of households have that ."
"If you're unwilling to downgrade your lifestyle when retired and you are comfortable taking on a bit more risk, you can look for higher yields. The following three ETFs come with a blended dividend yield of 11.12%. Considering that you invest equal amounts into all three, this would require $1.08 million or less if you invest more in the higher-yielding stocks. Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Premium Income ETF (GPIQ)"
Generating $10,000 monthly from investments typically requires large capital because risk-free yields near 4% imply roughly $3 million for $120k annual income. Only about 0.8% of households hold that level of wealth. Investors willing to accept more risk or maintain current lifestyles in retirement can seek higher-yield assets. A blended portfolio of three specific ETFs yields about 11.12%, potentially reducing required capital to roughly $1.08 million when invested equally. Goldman Sachs Nasdaq-100 Premium Income ETF (GPIQ) uses a covered-call options strategy to generate monthly income, offering a high yield with a modest expense ratio.
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