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Best S&P 500 Stock Dividend History | US Ex-dividend calendar 2025

Explore the S&P 500 Ex-Dividend Calendar on Snowball Analytics to track ex-dividend dates for the companies listed in the S&P 500 index, supporting your strategic investment planning

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CompanyPayment date Ex-dividend date AmountYield StatusFrequency
April 25

CMCSA

Apr 23, 25
1 day ago
Apr 2, 25
22 days ago
$0.333.83%DeclaredQuarterly

PGR

Apr 11, 25
13 days ago
Apr 3, 25
21 days ago
$0.10.15%DeclaredQuarterly

CSCO

Apr 23, 25
1 day ago
Apr 3, 25
21 days ago
$0.412.95%DeclaredQuarterly

MMC

May 15, 25
in 21 days
Apr 3, 25
21 days ago
$0.8151.49%DeclaredQuarterly

JPM

Apr 30, 25
in 6 days
Apr 4, 25
20 days ago
$1.42.32%DeclaredQuarterly

BMY

May 1, 25
in 7 days
Apr 4, 25
20 days ago
$0.625.11%DeclaredQuarterly

AXP

May 9, 25
in 15 days
Apr 4, 25
20 days ago
$0.821.26%DeclaredQuarterly

MA

May 9, 25
in 15 days
Apr 9, 25
15 days ago
$0.760.57%DeclaredQuarterly

INTU

Apr 18, 25
6 days ago
Apr 10, 25
14 days ago
$1.040.7%DeclaredQuarterly

ORCL

Apr 23, 25
1 day ago
Apr 10, 25
14 days ago
$0.51.52%DeclaredQuarterly

CRM

Apr 24, 25
today
Apr 10, 25
14 days ago
$0.4160.66%DeclaredQuarterly

VZ

May 1, 25
in 7 days
Apr 10, 25
14 days ago
$0.6786.35%DeclaredQuarterly

T

May 1, 25
in 7 days
Apr 10, 25
14 days ago
$0.27754.08%DeclaredQuarterly

ACN

May 15, 25
in 21 days
Apr 10, 25
14 days ago
$1.482.05%DeclaredQuarterly

AMT

Apr 28, 25
in 4 days
Apr 11, 25
13 days ago
$1.73.2%DeclaredQuarterly

ABBV

May 15, 25
in 21 days
Apr 15, 25
9 days ago
$1.643.71%DeclaredQuarterly

ABT

May 15, 25
in 21 days
Apr 15, 25
9 days ago
$0.591.82%DeclaredQuarterly

PG

May 15, 25
in 21 days
Apr 21, 25
3 days ago
$1.05682.55%DeclaredQuarterly

CAT

May 20, 25
in 26 days
Apr 21, 25
3 days ago
$1.411.91%DeclaredQuarterly

LOW

May 7, 25
in 13 days
Apr 23, 25
1 day ago
$1.152.11%DeclaredQuarterly

MS

May 15, 25
in 21 days
Apr 30, 25
in 6 days
$0.9253.29%DeclaredQuarterly
May 25

COST

May 16, 25
in 22 days
May 2, 25
in 8 days
$1.30.53%DeclaredQuarterly

C

May 23, 25
in 29 days
May 5, 25
in 11 days
$0.563.38%DeclaredQuarterly

WMT

May 27, 25
in 1 month
May 9, 25
in 15 days
$0.2350.99%DeclaredQuarterly

TJX

Jun 5, 25
in 1 month
May 15, 25
in 21 days
$0.4251.35%DeclaredQuarterly

MSFT

Jun 12, 25
in 2 months
May 15, 25
in 21 days
$0.830.89%DeclaredQuarterly

SBUX

May 30, 25
in 1 month
May 16, 25
in 22 days
$0.612.95%DeclaredQuarterly

AMGN

Jun 6, 25
in 1 month
May 16, 25
in 22 days
$2.383.43%DeclaredQuarterly

AMAT

Jun 12, 25
in 2 months
May 22, 25
in 28 days
$0.461.28%DeclaredQuarterly

JNJ

Jun 10, 25
in 2 months
May 27, 25
in 1 month
$1.33.35%DeclaredQuarterly

TMUS

Jun 12, 25
in 2 months
May 30, 25
in 1 month
$0.881.36%DeclaredQuarterly

GS

Jun 27, 25
in 2 months
May 30, 25
in 1 month
$32.27%DeclaredQuarterly
June 25

QCOM

Jun 26, 25
in 2 months
Jun 5, 25
in 1 month
$0.892.53%DeclaredQuarterly

ICE

Jun 30, 25
in 2 months
Jun 13, 25
in 2 months
$0.481.19%DeclaredQuarterly

ADP

Jul 1, 25
in 2 months
Jun 13, 25
in 2 months
$1.542.1%DeclaredQuarterly

DIS

Jul 23, 25
in 3 months
Jun 24, 25
in 2 months
$0.51.15%DeclaredSemiannual
August 25

WMT

Sep 2, 25
in 4 months
Aug 15, 25
in 4 months
$0.2351.24%DeclaredQuarterly
September 25

ICE

Sep 30, 25
in 5 months
Sep 16, 25
in 5 months
$0.481.19%DeclaredQuarterly
December 25

WMT

Jan 5, 26
in 9 months
Dec 12, 25
in 8 months
$0.2351.24%DeclaredQuarterly

ICE

Dec 31, 25
in 8 months
Dec 16, 25
in 8 months
$0.481.19%DeclaredQuarterly

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