Calculate dividend yield, annual income, and see how dividend reinvestment (DRIP) grows your portfolio over time.
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Dividend Yield = (Annual Dividend per Share / Stock Price) x 100. If a stock costs $50 and pays $2/year, the yield is 4%.
DRIP stands for Dividend Reinvestment Plan. Instead of taking cash, you use dividends to buy more shares. This compounds returns — you earn dividends on dividends. Over decades, DRIP dramatically increases total return.
For stable companies, 2-4% is typical and sustainable. High yields above 6-8% can signal risk. REITs and utilities often yield 3-6%. Growth stocks usually yield 0-2%.
Most US stocks pay quarterly. Some pay monthly, semi-annually, or annually. REITs often pay monthly. The calculator uses annual dividend and shows monthly income.