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Dividend basics

Get paid for owning great businesses.

A dividend is a share of a company's profit paid out to its shareholders, usually every quarter. Instead of waiting to sell, you receive cash while you keep the shares — and when you reinvest it, each payment buys a little more of the next one.

Portfolio value$50,000
× Dividend yield4%
Yearly dividend income$2,000
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Yield

Annual dividends divided by the share price. It shows how much income you get for every dollar invested.

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Payout ratio

The share of profit paid out as dividends. A moderate ratio often points to a payment the company can sustain.

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Reinvestment

Using dividends to buy more shares creates a snowball: more shares, bigger payments, even more shares.

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Dividend growth

Companies that raise their payout year after year can lift your income faster than inflation.

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Dividends are never guaranteed and can be reduced or cancelled. This content is educational and is not investment advice.

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