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Best S&P 500 Stock Dividend History | US Ex-dividend calendar 2026

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
March 26
GS_logo

GS

Mar 30, 26
in 2 days
Mar 2, 26
26 days ago
$4.52.19%DeclaredQuarterly
12.5%
MCD_logo

MCD

Mar 17, 26
11 days ago
Mar 3, 26
25 days ago
$1.862.41%DeclaredQuarterly
LRCX_logo

LRCX

Apr 8, 26
in 11 days
Mar 4, 26
24 days ago
$0.260.49%DeclaredQuarterly
BAC_logo

BAC

Mar 27, 26
1 day ago
Mar 6, 26
22 days ago
$0.282.32%DeclaredQuarterly
PEP_logo

PEP

Mar 31, 26
in 3 days
Mar 6, 26
22 days ago
$1.4233.77%DeclaredQuarterly
GOOG_logo

GOOG

Mar 16, 26
12 days ago
Mar 9, 26
19 days ago
$0.210.3%DeclaredQuarterly
GOOG_logo

GOOGL

Mar 16, 26
12 days ago
Mar 9, 26
19 days ago
$0.210.3%DeclaredQuarterly
UNH_logo

UNH

Mar 17, 26
11 days ago
Mar 9, 26
19 days ago
$2.213.3%DeclaredQuarterly
GE_logo

GE

Apr 27, 26
in 1 month
Mar 9, 26
19 days ago
$0.470.66%DeclaredQuarterly
30.56%
LIN_logo

LIN

Mar 26, 26
2 days ago
Mar 11, 26
17 days ago
$1.61.29%DeclaredQuarterly
6.67%
NVDA_logo

NVDA

Apr 1, 26
in 4 days
Mar 11, 26
17 days ago
$0.010.02%DeclaredQuarterly
HD_logo

HD

Mar 26, 26
2 days ago
Mar 12, 26
16 days ago
$2.332.84%DeclaredQuarterly
1.3%
KO_logo

KO

Apr 1, 26
in 4 days
Mar 13, 26
15 days ago
$0.532.84%DeclaredQuarterly
3.92%
TMO_logo

TMO

Apr 15, 26
in 18 days
Mar 13, 26
15 days ago
$0.470.38%DeclaredQuarterly
9.3%
META_logo

META

Mar 26, 26
2 days ago
Mar 16, 26
12 days ago
$0.5250.38%DeclaredQuarterly
MRK_logo

MRK

Apr 7, 26
in 10 days
Mar 16, 26
12 days ago
$0.852.86%DeclaredQuarterly
GEV

GEV

Apr 14, 26
in 17 days
Mar 17, 26
11 days ago
$0.50.23%DeclaredQuarterly
PM_logo

PM

Apr 13, 26
in 16 days
Mar 19, 26
9 days ago
$1.473.62%DeclaredQuarterly
WMT_logo

WMT

Apr 6, 26
in 9 days
Mar 20, 26
8 days ago
$0.2480.81%DeclaredQuarterly
5.53%
AVGO_logo

AVGO

Mar 31, 26
in 3 days
Mar 23, 26
5 days ago
$0.650.84%DeclaredQuarterly
MU_logo

MU

Apr 15, 26
in 18 days
Mar 30, 26
in 2 days
$0.150.17%DeclaredQuarterly
30.43%
April 26
CSCO_logo

CSCO

Apr 22, 26
in 25 days
Apr 2, 26
in 5 days
$0.422.04%DeclaredQuarterly
2.44%
JPM_logo

JPM

Apr 30, 26
in 1 month
Apr 6, 26
in 9 days
$1.52.06%DeclaredQuarterly
ORCL_logo

ORCL

Apr 24, 26
in 27 days
Apr 9, 26
in 12 days
$0.51.4%DeclaredQuarterly
MA_logo

MA

May 8, 26
in 1 month
Apr 9, 26
in 12 days
$0.870.69%DeclaredQuarterly
ABBV_logo

ABBV

May 15, 26
in 2 months
Apr 15, 26
in 18 days
$1.733.28%DeclaredQuarterly
May 26
WMT_logo

WMT

May 26, 26
in 2 months
May 8, 26
in 1 month
$0.24750.81%DeclaredQuarterly
MSFT_logo

MSFT

Jun 11, 26
in 3 months
May 21, 26
in 2 months
$0.910.99%DeclaredQuarterly
AMAT_logo

AMAT

Jun 11, 26
in 3 months
May 21, 26
in 2 months
$0.530.61%DeclaredQuarterly
15.22%
August 26
WMT_logo

WMT

Sep 8, 26
in 5 months
Aug 21, 26
in 5 months
$0.24750.81%DeclaredQuarterly
December 26
WMT_logo

WMT

Jan 4, 27
in 9 months
Dec 11, 26
in 9 months
$0.24750.81%DeclaredQuarterly

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When choosing what to buy from S&P 500 stocks it is important to consider the following factors:
  • Reliable cash flow. You need to purchase a great business yielding revenue.
  • Growing net profit will ensure stable payments.
  • Regular payments over the past 20-25 years.
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