HOW TO CALCULATE DIVIDENDS: 5 EASY STEPS

Calculating dividends aren't as hard as it seems. You can calculate them in 5 easy steps to determine how much money you'll make either each month, quarterly, or yearly.
Dividends are paid by companies to their shareholders on a regular basis. When you buy shares of a company, you can get a certain percentage from those shares and they are paid out to you. This video will teach you how to calculate your projected return from dividends.

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[Ghostly]

Quick, simple, straight to the point, and the exact info I needed, thanks!

[EricSneed]

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[jasminesimmons]

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The dividend stuff was confusing me but you just taught me . Thank you

[houstoninternationalmedia]

Sweet simple and to the point bro! THANK YOU!

[rickmelonman]

good video young man. my dad had invested into canada life back in 1990 and he was getting around $500 quarterly. canada life did not pay out a dividend back then but, when they expanded they sent my dad a letter "we are expanding and do you want shares in the company?" and he said yes. i did not understand the concept back then but, it is a good way to make money. warren buffet makes money this way too and he loves dividends.

[HereForWisdom]

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[anointedsound]

Good video. Short and to the point. Thanks!

[kingknowssbest]

Im so confused please help. SCHD has a dividend yield of 3.58% and paid $2.64 per share in the past year. The dividend is paid every 3month. So if I have 100 shares of Schd

$2.64×100×3=$792.00per year?
Am I calculating this correctly?

Because when I look at their history payouts it is like $.50 per share.
Doesn't add up

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Great video!
I was able to understand 😊

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[ft]

Best info for dividends by far... thanks 💯

[luckyspec]

I have QYLD, and my dividends have been going down...but my shares have been going up. So I'm not sure how they calculate the dividend or if the dividend is going down overall, but it doesn't seem it's per share...

[auntrayjones]

Greatly appreciate this vid really big help

[erenjeager]

How do you calculate monthly and yearly?