With interest rates still low, and expected to be so for longer, investors need to be creative to earn decent yield levels, said Steven Mula, the chief investment officer of JJ Burns & Company. “Focusing on low-cost investments such as ETFs, if appropriate, may be part of an income strategy,” he said in a recent interview.
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