Investing in high-yield REITs within a Roth IRA can save investors significant taxes compared to holding them in taxable accounts, where dividends are taxed as ordinary income. For example, a $500,000 REIT portfolio yielding 7.12% could save about $8,544 annually in taxes at a 24% federal bracket, amounting to over $85,000 in 10 years before growth. The article highlights four REITs—Realty Income, Gaming and Leisure Properties, Universal Health Realty, and EPR Properties—each with strong yields and different risk profiles. This strategy benefits investors in higher tax brackets who can wait until qualified Roth distributions, allowing dividends to grow tax-free and compounding savings over time.
Realty Income trades at USD 55.73 with a 5.89% dividend yield on Pluang as of Oct 22, 2026 18:32 WIB. Gaming and Leisure Properties offers a higher yield of 8.55%, priced at USD 38.70. EPR Properties holds steady at USD 54.54 with a 6.82% dividend yield, showing no daily price change on Pluang.
Realty Income has declared its 136th consecutive monthly dividend increase, continuing one of the longest streaks in real estate investment trusts. Although GAAP earnings have missed estimates due to impairments, the company funds dividends from adju...
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