Aberdeen Chile Fund, Inc. (CH): The Country Where Dividends Are Required By Law

The country is a perfect example of the opportunities for income coming from foreign markets. As I’ve told you before, the vast majority of the world’s highest yields aren’t being paid out by U.S. companies.

Some of the best opportunities I’ve identified for my Top 10 Stocks readers have all been easily accessible to U.S. investors — but have relied on the growth of other countries.

I want to make something clear — I don’t think you should drop everything and put every dollar you have into international high-yielders. Truth is, the size and scope of the U.S. market makes it a great place to search for income investments.

But limiting yourself to only the U.S. is like going to a restaurant and limiting your options to just one side of the menu. Sure, you can find something you like… but wouldn’t you rather see all the options?

P.S. — When I came up with my Top 10 Stocks to Hold Forever report, I made sure it had an international component that took advantage of strong dividend growth and high yields. And so far, my international stocks are some of the best performers… one stock is up nearly 100%. Another is an ETF that only looks at emerging market securities that pay a dividend. If you haven’t read my “Forever Stocks” report, I highly recommend you do so today by clicking here.