Dominique BroadwayFounder & CEO, Finances Demystified · Turning Knowledge Into Generational Wealth

How to Find Companies That Pay Dividends! #Shorts

Name: How to Find Companies That Pay Dividends! #Shorts
Uploaded: 2024-10-23T15:59:21+00:00
Duration: 57 s
Channel: Dominique Broadway
Description: In this short instructional video, the speaker shares a practical hack for dividend investors: using the dividend calendar on investing.com. By…

23 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short instructional video, the speaker shares a practical hack for dividend investors: using the dividend calendar on investing.com. By navigating to the calendar section, viewers can see a daily list of companies scheduled to pay dividends, along with each company’s ex‑dividend date. The speaker explains that the ex‑dividend date is the cutoff—investors must be recorded as shareholders by 4 PM EST on that date to qualify for the upcoming dividend payment, which typically arrives about a week later. This guidance enables viewers to quickly identify dividend opportunities and understand the timing requirements for eligibility.

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There's also a really great website called investing.com where you can actually see a dividend calendar. It's one of my favorite hacks. So, you can go straight to investing.com. Go to their calendar section. Pull up dividend calendar. This is going to literally tell you every single company that's paying a dividend every single day. So, you can literally say, "Who is paying a dividend today or tomorrow, right, or next week. And you'll see on there the name of the company, and then you'll see what we call the ex-dividend date. Now, this ex-dividend date literally is just telling us this is the day that you need to be a shareholder of record on file by in order to receive this dividend. So if the ex-dividend date is today, that means that by today at 4 PM Eastern Standard Time, You need to be a holder of record in order to be eligible to receive this dividend payment on, you know, a week from now.