Ares Capital Corporation ARCC

Six funds, fixed weights, and a blended yield that keeps monthly checks arriving even when the Fed cuts rates or volatility dries up. The math behind funding a $75,000 annual draw starts with one uncomfortable number most retirees underestimate.

A Roth IRA shelters the highest-yielding investments from the taxes that quietly gut their payouts outside that wrapper, but the capital required and the tradeoffs hiding inside each yield tier vary more than most investors expect.

On September 8, Ares Capital (NASDAQ:ARCC) priced $750 million of unsecured notes paying 6.250% and maturing on September 15, 2033. The deal closed on September 15, and the cash will pay down bank borrowings the company can tap again later. That sounds like routine housekeeping. But the coupon sits above what Ares Capital paid on […]

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