1. The S&P500 offers a low yield of 1.2% and is volatile, making it unsuitable for most retirees unless they are willing to sell shares for income. 2. A retirement all-weather portfolio should perform well in all market conditions, not just bull markets, with lower volatility, reasonable growth, and a 4% to 5% income. 3. The article discusses the High Income DIY Portfolios service, which aims to provide stable, long-term passive income with sustainable yields for income investors.
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