Black Hills Corporation Common Stock (BKH)

Investors want to focus on stocks with a Graham Number below 22.5, and the lower, the better.

Utility stocks, like REITs, are best used for income investors. Most of them have good dividend growth and consistent dividends.

Conservative retirement investing is all about creating passive income with quality securities, held for the long-run.

Black Hills is a Dividend King, NextEra is a dividend grower, and Eversource Energy has a historically high yield.

There's a simple way to get reliable dividend stocks into your portfolio, and a way to selectively augment that approach.

The average utility is yielding 2.7%; this duo is yielding well north of that figure and each sells for less than $200 a share.

These utilities can generate a lot of dividend income.

After a huge rally, investors need to be a bit more selective in the utility sector. Here are three utilities that you might want to consider.

If you're looking for high-yield stocks as October gets underway, look no further than Enbridge, Black Hills, and TotalEnergies.