What are dividends?
Definition of Dividends: Payments made to shareholders by companies. When a company makes a profit, the company can use the money to either reinvest in the business (called retained earnings) or to give to shareholders as dividends or share buybacks. Many companies retain part of their profits and pay the rest as dividends. Explanation: Companies can pay a dividend in the form of cash, shares or property. Most large profitable companies offer dividends to their shareholders. Their share prices may not move much, but the dividends they pay compensate for this. Higher growth companies don’t usually offer dividends because their profits are reinvested to help continue higher than average growth.
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