Energy Transfer and Enterprise Products Partners have similar distribution growth rates, but one has a higher yield.

Some income investors might overlook this midstream energy stock. But they shouldn't.

Energy Transfer pays its investors very well.

Energy Transfer generates strong cash flows to back its lofty 7.5% yield, but is that enough to make it a buy?

Energy Transfer has turned over a new leaf, with slow, steady distribution growth as its new goal.

Why Energy Transfer’s latest distribution move matters Energy Transfer (ET) has just raised its quarterly cash distribution by more than 3% to $0.3350 per common unit. This change directly affects the ...

Energy Transfer LP (NYSE: ET) today announced an increase in its quarterly cash distribution to $0.3350 per Energy Transfer common unit ($1.34 on an annualized basis) for the fourth quarter ended ...

Energy Transfer (ET) beats the S&P 500 in 2026; see why its 7.7% forward yield looks supported, key discounts, tailwinds & risks—read now.

In the constellation of energy stocks today, Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) is a standout, offering investors a lofty 7.7% yield. That's extremely attractive given that the S&P 500 index, even after a big ...

Energy Transfer LP (NYSE:ET) is one of the best cheap stocks to buy for 2026. On January 21, Goldman Sachs increased its ...

Energy Transfer LP Common Units is rated a Hold due to reasonable value, 7.4% yield and moderate growth potential. Learn more ...

If you're on the hunt for an investment that can provide a steady stream of passive income, look no further than dividend stocks. One that stands out is Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET), which boasts an ...