Dividend Stocks

The 4.45% figure is a trailing market yield, based on dividends paid over the past year relative to the current share price. It amounts to roughly four-and-a-half cents of dividend income for every dollar invested at today's price, before the added benefit of franking. …

The 4.06% headline is a trailing market yield, reflecting dividends paid over the past year against the current share price. In plain terms, it represents about four cents ofDividendincome for every dollar invested at today's price. Like any yield, it is not fixed: it …

The 4.37% figure is a trailing market yield, measuring dividends paid over the past year against the current share price. For an investor, that equates to roughly four-and-a-third cents of dividend income for every dollar invested at today's price, before the added value of …

A trailing yield near 5.19 per cent means an investor would notionally receive about $5.19 in annual dividends for every $100 invested at the current share price, before accounting for franking credits. Because the figure is calculated on the latest distributions divided by the …

Telstra pays a fullyFranked Dividendtwice a year. The most recent distributions comprised a 10.5-cent-per-share interim and a 10.5-cent final, taking the full-year payout to 21 cents per share fully franked, up from 19 cents the prior year, when the company paid two 9.5-cent instalments. …

A trailing yield of roughly 7.14% indicates that, based on the recent share price, shareholders have received income equal to about 7.14 cents for every dollar invested over the trailing period. Because a yield is calculated from dividends paid divided by the current price, …

A trailing yield near 5.10% means shareholders have effectively earned around 5.10 cents of income for every dollar invested at the recent share price. That figure captures distributions already declared and paid; it is not a promise of future income, and it rises or …