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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement

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To: chowder who wrote (15012)3/28/2013 5:41:02 PM
From: JimisJim  Read Replies (2) of 34328
 
I mis-counted... I have 5 MLPs plus KMR and KMI. 3 of my MLPs are in taxable, 2 in IRA, KMR and KMI in IRA.

I am so tired of the MLP discussions I've been reading here and at iV that I may follow roni and simply get rid of all of them and just keep KMR and KMI. The biggest impediment to that is my inability to come up with 5 decent replacements for them, especially if I replace all of them with IRA positions for the DGI PF.

My taxable acct. for now is more about swing trading than retirement income, with the exception of the MLPs in it. I suppose the MLPs are not a problem in the taxable as long as I hold them until I die and they then reset when transferred to my heir(s), but as I said, I'm burnt out on this topic and may just take the easy route by avoiding the sector altogether... dang... MLPs have been some of my best performers in any acct.
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