Interest in Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) has climbed significantly over the past few years as the evolution of the exchange-traded product structure has made accessing this asset class ...

This fund makes it easy to invest in high-yielding MLPs.

The Global X MLP ETF offers targeted exposure to midstream MLPs, has a yield of 7.8% and a moderate 45bps expense ratio. MLPA’s constituents benefit from high barriers to entry, durable cash flows, ...

Since the inflation spike of 2022, most energy investors have focused on upstream oil and gas producers like ConocoPhillips (ticker: COP) or direct exposure to commodity futures. That makes sense if ...

MLPs combine tax benefits of partnerships with stock market liquidity, trading publicly on exchanges. MLP investors report income and deductions on personal tax returns, bypassing corporate taxes. Top ...

AMLP yields 8.75% by holding energy infrastructure MLPs. It avoids K-1 tax forms but charges a 0.85% expense ratio. The top holding MPLX generated 40% more free cash flow than it distributed in 2024.

As investors seek reliable income in an energy market characterized more by stable cash flows than drilling booms, Tortoise Capital is introducing a new way to access master limited partnerships, ...

Firm has drawn on its decades of experience in energy and MLP investing to provide investors with exposure to this important asset class without the compromises long inherent in legacy MLP products.

With negotiated contracts, they are not as exposed to volatility from the major oil benchmarks as exploration and production stocks are. With demand for natural gas starting to increase, the midstream ...

The main difference between a master limited partnership (MLP) exchange-traded fund (ETF) and an MLP exchange-traded note (ETN) is the tax consequence for distributions from each asset. Both MLP ETFs ...