The trailing one- and three-year annualized growth rates in dividends per share. Increasing dividends is usually a signal that management has confidence in the company's continued earnings power. [..]

Dividendes

A partial return of premium to the insured based on the insurer's financial performance or on the insured's own loss experience. Insurers cannot legally guarantee the payment of divi [..]

share of profits paid to shareholders. The same word also means benefit from an action.

Payments in cash or other assets, excluding the corporation's own stock, made by corporations located in the United States and abroad to stockholders who are U.S. residents

Distribution of earnings to owners of a CORPORATION in CASH, other ASSETS of the corporation, or the corporation's CAPITAL STOCK.

Dividends are the share of annual profits paid to shareholders. A payment to shareholders as a return on their investment in the form of cash, stock, or property.

A dividend is the payment designated by the board of directors to be distributed pro rata among the shares outstanding. For preferred shares, the dividend is usually a fixed amount. For common shares, the dividend varies with the company's fortunes and the amount of cash on hand and may be omitted if business is poor or if the directors determ [..]

An amount paid to shareholders from an organisation's profits, relative to the number of shares held.

An amount of retained earnings declared by a company's board of directors for distribution to its shareholders in proportion to their relative shareholdings.

A distribution of money or stock that a corporation pays to stockholders

represent a distribution of corporate earnings to company shareholders and usually take place in one of two forms -- cash or stock. Each organization's board of directors determines the actual di [..]

A portion of a corporation's earnings paid to stockholders on a per-share basis. Preferred stock is supposed to pay a regular and prescribed dividend amount. Common stock pays varying amounts as determined the company.

These are payments that are made to shareholders by a company from any profits that the business has made.

The return paid to shareholders on their investment. (Usually in the form of a bonus payment every six months).

Money returned to policyholders from an insurance companyís earnings. Considered a partial premium refund rather than a taxable distribution, reflecting the difference between the premium charged and [..]

A dividend is defined in section 1(1) of the Income Tax Act, and means any amount transferred or applied by a company for the benefit or on behalf of any person in respect of a share in that company ( [..]

Earnings which are distributed to a corporation’s stockholders.

Dividends are the share of a company's stock. Not all profits are paid in dividends; some are usually reinvested in building up the operations of the company, with the intention of producing addi [..]

A return to the policyholder of excess premium over losses and expenses at the end of the policy period. Dividends are authorized by the board of directors, and are payable to all participating policy [..]

Money returned to policyholders from an insurance company’s earnings. Considered a partial premium refund rather than a taxable distribution, reflecting the difference between the premium charged and [..]

A proportion of a company’s profits that is paid to investors as cash or shares. Usually paid once or twice a year.

A return to the policyholder of excess premium over losses and expenses at the end of the policy period. Dividends are authorized by the board of directors, and are payable to all participating policyholders of a specified class.

A share of profits received by a stockholder.

A distribution of the earnings of a company to it's shareholders. Dividends are "declared" by the company based on profitability and can change from time to time. There is a direct relationship between dividends paid and share value growth. The most aggressive growth companies do not pay a dividend, and the highest dividend paying co [..]

A dividend is the payment designated by the board of directors to be distributed pro rata among the shares outstanding. For preferred shares, the dividend is usually a fixed amount. For common shares, [..]

Shares of a company’s profits paid to investors.

Portion of earnings companies pay their owners.  There are two kinds: (1) money you earn on your credit union savings accounts (as a member, you are an owner of DCU

Company earnings that may be paid out to shareholders accordi ng to the number of shares or stocks they hold. Dividends can be earned on stocks and certain mutual funds.

The amount of net income paid out to investors rather than kept within the company as retained earnings.

Money returned to policyholders from an insurance company’s earnings. Considered a partial premium refund rather than a taxable distribution, reflecting the difference between the premium charged and [..]

Sums of money paid (usually on an annual basis) to shareholders as a means of distributing profits. Dividends can also be paid as shares of stock.

 Cash distributions from corporate profits to its shareholders.

cash or stock paid to shareholders, usually on a quarterly schedule.

Money (or stock) paid to investors.

Corporations, pay cash dividends declared on Common Stock usually quarterly, to shareowners of record on the declared record date. Shares directly registered on the books of the corporation are paid d [..]

An amount distributed out of a company's profits to its shareholders in proportion to the number of shares they hold. A preferred dividend usually is for a fixed amount, while a common dividend m [..]

Dividends are payments that a business or company makes to its stock holders and shareholders.

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A dividend is a distribution of profits by a corporation to its shareholders. When a corporation earns a profit or surplus, it is able to pay a proportion of the profit as a dividend to shareholders. [..]

A dividend is a distribution of profits by a corporation to its shareholders. When a corporation earns a profit or surplus, it is able to pay a proportion of the profit as a dividend to shareholders. [..]