The S&P 500 dividend yield is noted to be at an all-time low, but the creator suggests there are more opportunities than ever in finding high-yield stocks.
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3 High Yield Dividend Stocks That Are GROWING Dividends!
Aug 27, 2026
The creator discusses the low dividend yield of the S&P 500 and highlights three dividend stocks with high, sustainable, and growing yields. The first stock mentioned is the Verdice Infocap US preferred stock ETF (PFA), which offers a nearly 10% trailing 12-month yield and has shown dividend growth over time. PFA is an actively managed ETF investing in US preferred stocks, which offer advantages like superior credit safety and payment priority over common equity.
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American Express is mentioned as a lower-yielding company that grows its distributions over time, contributing to a sustainable higher yield strategy.
Chevron is mentioned as a lower-yielding company that grows its distributions over time, contributing to a sustainable higher yield strategy.
JP Morgan Chase is mentioned as a lower-yielding company that grows its distributions over time, contributing to a sustainable higher yield strategy.
Caterpillar is mentioned as a lower-yielding company that grows its distributions over time, contributing to a sustainable higher yield strategy.
Apple is mentioned as one of the underlying dividend-paying stocks held within the DIVO ETF.
Microsoft is mentioned as one of the underlying dividend-paying stocks held within the DIVO ETF.
Western Midstream Partners has shown strong performance, up 37%, and offers a high yield of approximately 7.7%, with well-covered distributions.
Noble Midstream Partners (NPLX) is mentioned as an MLP that has outperformed the S&P 500 with a 24.5% total return and a current yield of around 7.3%.
Enterprise Product Partners (EPD) is highlighted as a safer yield option among MLPs due to its lowest leverage ratio (3x) and a 5.7% yield.
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