Ex Dividend Dates Explained (The Easy Way)

Dividend Dates Explained. I'll go over the 4 dividend dates you need to understand.
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How do I know when a dividend is being paid? You need to start with the declaration date. This is the date that a dividend has been declared. It will go over how much the dividend will be and when the other dates will hit. Now onto the Ex-div date. This one is really important, because if you don't own the companies stock on or after this date, you will not receive a dividend. Just make sure to buy the stock at least the day prior the ex-date and you'll be fine. The record date is next. This is the day that the share holders earning a dividend will be recorded. It'll be two trading days after the ex date. Finally the pay day. The day you get paid :)

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