Calculate passive income from dividend stocks
Dividend investing focuses on stocks that pay regular cash distributions to shareholders. Many investors use dividends to generate passive income.
Example: $100,000 invested at 4% dividend yield
Dividend yields vary by company and sector. Utilities and REITs typically offer higher yields (4-6%), while growth stocks offer lower yields (0-2%).
Scenario: $100,000 invested at 4% yield with 5% annual dividend growth for 20 years.
Reinvesting dividends can significantly accelerate wealth building, especially over long periods. Many investors reinvest during accumulation phase, then take cash in retirement.
These are typical ranges. Individual stocks vary. Higher yields may indicate higher risk. For educational purposes only.
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