Brookfield Infrastructure Corp - Ordinary Shares - Class A (Subordinate Share) Aktie News

I have a fairly simple financial goal. I want to become financially independent.

Income-seeking investors don't need to sacrifice yield for quality when searching for reliable dividend payers. While the average dividend-paying stock in the S&P 500 index offers a measly 1.2% yield, there are still some exceptional companies offering yields above 4% at recent prices.

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP -0.03%) (BIPC 1.10%) invests in exactly what its name implies, infrastructure. It is as close to a one-stop shop as you get for infrastructure investing, and it comes along with an attractive yield.

Investors seeking passive income sources that grow steadily have a few interesting options to choose from right now. Shares of Brookfield Infrastructure Corp. (BIPC 2.58%), Realty Income (O 0.83%), and Pfizer (PFE 0.64%) are offering a rare combination of high yields and steady payout raises.

Brookfield Infrastructure (BIPC 2.63%) (BIP 5.04%) has significantly underperformed the market this year. Shares of the global infrastructure operator have remained flat for most of the year, a period when the S&P 500 has risen by over 12%.

Some companies seem like obvious slam-dunk investments. They have a combination of durable business models, visible growth profiles, and strong financials.

Buying dividend stocks is almost always a smart move, especially when focusing on companies that consistently raise their dividends. Historically, dividend stocks have outperformed those that do not pay dividends by more than two-to-one over the long term.

Forever is a long time. But while they may fall a bit short of eternity, elite dividend stocks can deliver bountiful cash payments straight into your diversified investment portfolio quarter after quarter and year after year for the rest of your life.