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The ex-date is crucial for investors. If you buy shares on or after the ex-date, you will not be eligible for the declared ...

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Investing in dividend-paying stocks can make sense if you’re interested in creating current income or using dividends to buy more shares. It’s important to know the ex-dividend date before you ...

Readers hoping to buy Kelly Services, Inc. ( NASDAQ:KELY.A ) for its dividend will need to make their move shortly, ...

As per the new T+1 settlement rule, an investor must purchase a stock at least one day before the record date to become ...

Why the ex-dividend date for stocks matters When a company pays a large dividend, the market may account for that dividend in the days preceding the ex-div date by a rise in the price of the stock ...

Home Investing Stocks Dividend Stocks Dividend Dates: A Beginner's Guide Everything you need to know about ex-dividend dates, dividend announcements and other parts of the dividend calendar.

Based on what we know about dividend dates, this means that the ex-dividend date is Sept. 29 (Oct. 3 falls on a Monday), and to be eligible for the dividend payment, shares must have been ...

The first date is the record date. This is set by the company when it declares its dividend, which it does each quarter. The other date is the ex-dividend date, also known as the ex-div date.