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Dividend Record Date


The dividend record date occurs two days after the ex-dividend date. The dividend record date is the date that a corporation uses to determine who is to receive the dividend checks. Since it takes three days for a shareholder’s information to make onto the corporations books, an investor must own a dividend paying stock one day before the ex-dividend date, which is three days before the dividend record date.

The dividend record date is also referred to as the date of record.

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