If you're at the point in your investing life where you're adjusting your portfolio from higher-risk growth mode toward a safer asset allocation -- one designed to support you dependably through your retirement -- you'll probably appreciate low-volatility stocks that supply reliable, steadily rising streams of income.
Income investors who are living off the money their portfolios generate don't just want consistency -- they want steady payout growth. We asked three Motley Fool investors to identify stocks that fit that bill, and they chose Lowe's (NYSE:LOW), Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ), and Altria (NYSE:MO).
Source: Motley Fool
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