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MLP ETFs vs ETNs

Master limited partnerships have been popular alternative yield-generating assets among income-minded investors in today's low-yield environment. However, when investing in MLP-related exchange traded ...
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MLPs And MLP ETFs: Not Just Income, But Tax-Deferred Income

One of the primary attractions of MLP investments is the potential for tax-deferred income. Whether you invest in an MLP directly or invest in an ETF that predominately owns MLPs, a good portion of ...
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Beyond the K-1: Tax Treatment for an MLP Fund vs. an MLP

There are two types of MLP funds – those structured as RICs, which own up to 25% MLPs, and those structured as corporations, which tend to be 90-100% MLPs. Similar to direct MLP investment, return of ...
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Leveraged MLP Exposure: ETNs Vs. ETFs

Not all investors are looking to tame volatility. Some short-term traders prefer the opposite for amplified exposure. While many of the largest MLPs already exhibit naturally high beta, there are ...