In a recent radio show broadcast, I offered my listeners a free special report, “The Top 10 Fixed-Income ETFs for 2010.”

I made this report available for free, because I believe most fixed-income investors are using the wrong investment vehicles to achieve their goals. Many people still are using expensive mutual funds and/or individual bonds to generate a steady income stream but, in my opinion, the best tools for generating income are low-cost ETFs.

To help you identify the best income ETFs out there, I decided to compile a watch list -- and to make it available to my listeners. Now, I’ve taken this offer one step further and I’m making this top 10 income ETF list available to you, the Alert reader, absolutely free.

Unfortunately, the current low interest rate environment has prompted many fixed-income investors to take on more risk than they should, precisely at the wrong time. Most investors have forgotten that fixed-income investments can and do go down significantly, especially during periods of credit distress.

At Fabian Wealth Strategies, we specialize in actively managing fixed-income exchange-traded fund portfolios for our clients. We build portfolios that deliver monthly yield with the protection of a sell discipline on all positions. In addition, we have the capability to own funds that take advantage of a volatile interest rate environment.

Do you want help to assess your fixed-income portfolio’s current position in the market ahead? If you have any questions about the assets you own or strategies to increase your fixed-income exposure, call us right away at 800/391-1118 to schedule a free portfolio analysis.

This offer is available for goal-oriented investors with more than $250,000 in their investment portfolios. Please be prepared to discuss and/or fax us your latest portfolio statements so we can know exactly what holdings you currently own. We look forward to working with you to achieve success in 2010.

NOTE: Fabian Wealth Strategies is a Securities and Exchange Commission registered investment adviser, and is not affiliated with Eagle Publishing.