- JEPI continues to be one of my favored ETFs for retirement accounts in 2022.
- Continuing market volatility is likely to provide opportunities to acquires this ETF in the mid to high $50s, which appears more reasonable than a 60/40 allocation.
- JEPI's income production should allow for RMD liquidity without engaging in a transaction when the market timing is bad.
- JEPI's current yield of about 8% is highly competitive with income producing assets, most of whom are responding poorly to current volatility and market activity.
For further details see:
JEPI Continues To Work For IRAs In 2022