Hey Alex, can you confirm whether ETFs use the US stocks, the UK stocks or a completely different model in order to pay their dividends?
Is there a quick way on Freetrade to know which companies actually pay out dividends and on which dates??
I donāt think there is, well at least I havenāt found anything.
Come on Freetrade lets see some improvementsš¤
For the first part of your question you can vote for the respective idea
Anyone got Disney Dividends, pay day was 16th Jan 2020.
I was going to post about my Disney dividend, nothing here yet either mate.
Iāve just got my notification for the divi payment.
Got mine too
Got it also
Hello there I got a notification saying I received my dividend of the s and p 500, but I donāt physically see it in my bank balance.
Welcome to the forum.
Dividend income isnāt paid into your bank, it is paid into your Freetrade account and you will be able to see it as cash āavailable to investā.
Check under your āActivityā tab.
Hello there,
Sorry I was not clear enough. I got an email saying I received the dividend but it hasnāt been paid to me on my Freetrade account on my ISA. I do see it on the activity area but I canāt see the actual money that has been deposited on my ISA balance.
If you can see it in the activity area, then itās probably already included in your balance.
When you click on the account tab, do you see an amount āAvailable to investā?
It should be in that balance and if not, did you make a purchase after the dividend payment date (as specified in your email) and use up the cash that was paid to you?
The Payment Date is stated in the email (4th line down, after the Ex date).
Does anyone else find it annoying that FT pay you a dividend, but you donāt get notified until later on in the day. Find it really difficult to keep track of the money available to invest. Unless you know exactly how much cash you have every day, I canāt tell if the dividend money has been added or not. Iām not saying there not paying me, but I just wish there was an easier way of keeping track as opposed to taking snapshots every day!
sometimes days later
Yep. Iāve said it before and Iāll say it again - there needs to be a rolling balance figure like on a bank account so that you see the effect of each transaction.