Invest in a blend of income funds, reinvest every payout and keep adding each month. See how it works, then model your own plan.
Put money into income funds, reinvest every payout and keep adding each month. Reinvested payouts buy more shares, and more shares pay more income.
Choose funds that pay a regular distribution. Our default blend holds eight option-income funds with yields from 10% to 17.6%.
Start with a lump sum, then add a fixed amount every month.
With DRIP, each distribution buys more shares instead of landing in cash.
A bigger balance pays a bigger distribution. The table shows the year income first matches what you put in each month.
Set a weight for each fund. The blended yield feeds the projection. Yields are distribution rates from early November 2026; edit them as they change.
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What this assumes. The yield stays fixed and is paid monthly on the current value. Real option-income funds change their payouts, and share prices can fall as well as rise. A flat share price is an assumption, not a fund property. Taxes default to 0, which only fits an IRA or Roth. Results are not adjusted for inflation. The funds listed are all tied to large US stocks, most to the Nasdaq, so the blend does not diversify across markets. This is a scenario tool, not a forecast or financial advice.
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