Dividend Yield Calculator

Work out dividend yield from the annual dividend and the share price.

Dividend yield

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Yield compares the annual dividend with today's price and with the price you paid.

How to use the Dividend Yield Calculator

  1. Enter the annual dividend per share and the current share price.
  2. Add the price you paid and the number of shares you hold.
  3. Read the dividend yield, yield on cost and yearly income.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online dividend yield calculator.

Divide the annual dividend per share by the current share price, then multiply by one hundred to express the answer as a percentage.
Yield on cost divides the same annual dividend by the price you originally paid, so it shows the return on your own money.
It depends on the market and the company. A very high yield can signal a falling share price or a dividend that may soon be cut.
Most companies pay quarterly, so the tool also shows a quarterly figure by dividing the annual dividend income by four.
Not on its own. Check whether the dividend is covered by earnings and whether the company has a record of maintaining it.
Enter the dividend before tax if you want a headline yield, or the amount you actually receive if you prefer an after tax figure.
Yield is undefined when the price is zero because the calculation divides by the price. The tool explains this instead of showing infinity.
No. It uses the dividend you enter, and companies can raise, cut or suspend payments at any time and without warning.

Last updated: October 10, 2026