Enterprise Products Partners L.P. Aktie News

While growth stocks get most of the attention in the markets these days, investors shouldn't forget the fact that high-yield stocks with safe, attractive, and growing dividends can also be great investments. This is especially true if you want to help supplement your income later in retirement.

Building a low-stress retirement income stream requires a diversified portfolio of durable, defensive, and dividend-growing stocks or funds. I share two approaches to achieving a low-stress dividend growth portfolio that yields 5-9%. I detail which of the two approaches is my favorite, as well as some of my top big dividend growth picks for retirees right now.

Enterprise Products Partners (EPD 0.21%) operates in the most reliable segment of the energy industry. It is financially strong, has reliable cash flows, and a large yield.

Buying stock in midstream energy giant Enterprise Products Partners (EPD 0.21%) could set you up for life. Now, that doesn't mean the stock is going to skyrocket and make you a millionaire overnight on a modest investment.

If you are a dividend lover like I am, then you care a lot about finding stocks with big yields backed by growing dividends. That's what you'll get with Chevron (CVX 0.78%), Enterprise Products Partners (EPD 0.21%), and Enbridge (ENB -0.60%).

Investors looking for high yields would be remiss if they didn't dig into the midstream energy sector. But don't just buy any midstream business, because there are risky high-yield investments here, and some businesses have less-than-impressive histories.

If you're an income-oriented investor, you've undoubtedly come across Energy Transfer (ET -0.42%) and Enterprise Products Partners (EPD 0.21%), two high-yielding midstream stocks. The question on many investors' minds is: Which is the better stock to own right now?

Retirement income investments usually demand higher valuations for safety, cash flow, and inflation protection, similar to paying more for comprehensive insurance. Many retirees face a gap between income goals and available capital, making high-priced defensive assets less practical. To bridge this gap, seeking higher yields is tempting but risky; caution, diversification, and patience are esse...