What exactly are dividends?

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Dividends are profits that corporations distribute to their stockholders. They are often paid quarterly...

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What are stocks actually worth if they never pay dividends?

What intrinsic value does any stock have if it never pays any dividends and has no plans to ever do so? I feel dumb for asking this question, but I've been thinking about it all day and only getting more and more confused. The debate in this thread only...

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What happens when Google gets so big that they just can't grow anymore, no matter how much they reinvest...

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What does fixed dividends mean ?

when i was studying financial management ... i read this sentence "Preferred Stockholders receive fixed dividends "" i know that preferred stockholders get the dividends before the common stock holder...and my questions is what does fixed...

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Fixed means the same amount each time dividend issued

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What percentage of tax on dividends after retirement?

If a person is retired, single with no dependent, over 60 years old, and his only income is the dividends on the stocks that he has purchased, does he still have to pay 40% tax on the dividends? For example, if he only gets $5000 on his dividends each...

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No, not if they're "qualified" dividends, which means they're dividends received by an individual...

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What does the "cents" in the dividends mean? stocks?

I was looking a timeline of a certain stock, and I came across that in a certain time last month, the company paid out dividends and the dividend says 12 cents. The stock cost around 9 dollars, so in comparison 12 cents is miniscule. I also look around...

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let us say that the 12 cents was a quarterly yield ($0.48/year or $0.48/$9*100= 5.3%) not a bad yield...

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AIG Stock warrants / dividends - what does it mean?

Got this email - please explain - I own 17 shares. Dear Shareholder: We are pleased to announce that on January 19, 2011 each holder of common stock of American International Group, Inc. (AIG) as of January 13, 2011 was issued a dividend in the form...

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In addition to your 17 shares of AIG stock, you also now own 9 AIG Warrants, which are trading around...

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Startup and Private Valuations: What happens to unpaid pref. dividends when pref shares are converted to normal share?

Can they continue to exist as due pref dividends with priorities over normal share dividends etc. OR do they have to be converted into normal shareholder loans or normal share dividends due?

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Typically, everything is negotiable.   Dividends are either "cumulative" or "non-cumulative...

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Accounting question: What is the total amount of dividends that must be paid in the current year?

I have no clue how to do this problem.. Help! 1. Welch Company has 5,000 share of $5 par, 3% preferred stock outstanding, and 25,000 shares of $2 par common stock outstanding. The preferred stock is cumulative and no dividends have been paid for the...

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Anytime people ask questions like this, I feel the need to preface that you need to learn why and not...

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I'm not being paid my dividends, what do I do?

I own a share in my dads small company, I get paid £15 per month, except I literally just remembered I even had a share... My dad stopped paying my dividends around 2 years ago due to bad financial times with the business, but everything has been...

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As a small private company, the owners (including shareholders) can agree not to pay dividends, especially...

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What is the difference in tax rates between qualified dividends & non qualified?

**My account at Fidelity is taxable** I have money in a Fidelity mutual fund called "cash reserves" The yield is 5.00% But the dividends this fund pays do not qualify for the lower tax rate I own shares in Bank Of America, this yields 5.30...

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Ordinary dividends are the most common type of distribution from a corporation. They are paid out of...

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