Ex-dividend date
The date when the share no longer trades with the right to the next dividend. Settlement rules still matter.
Dividend Calendar
Dividend Stock & ETF Schedule
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This Month's Dividends
Dividend investing starts with ex-dividend dates and payment frequency
A dividend yield is not enough to plan cash flow. You also need to know when the stock goes ex-dividend, how often it pays, and whether the dates are confirmed. This calendar groups selected Korean ETFs, U.S. ETFs, and U.S. dividend stocks by month for quick schedule review.
What to check
Payment frequency
Monthly, quarterly, and annual payers create different cash-flow and reinvestment patterns.
Dividend yield
Usually annual dividend divided by current price, but it changes as price and dividends change.
How to use
- Move between months to choose the period you want to review.
- Filter by all, Korean ETF, U.S. ETF, or U.S. stock.
- Check the ex-dividend date, frequency, and displayed yield, then verify against official filings or broker data.
Frequently asked questions
Are these dates official announcements?
No. The page uses static schedule data for reference. Actual ex-dividend and payment dates should be confirmed with the fund sponsor, exchange, issuer, or broker.
Can I buy on the ex-dividend date and receive the dividend?
Generally no, because the right to the dividend has already separated by the ex-dividend date. Settlement rules vary by market.
Is a high dividend yield always better?
No. A yield can look high because the price fell. Dividend sustainability, taxes, currency, and total return all matter.
This tool is a general estimate. Confirm actual dividend schedules, tax treatment, and investment decisions with the relevant institution or professional.