Dividend Calendar — June 2002
Upcoming ex-dividend and payment dates across every dividend stock and ETF we track. Updated daily.
Key facts: upcoming dividends
Data as of · Source: SmarterDividends data
- In the seven days from Oct 12, 2026, 356 U.S.-listed dividend payers tracked by SmarterDividends have an ex-dividend date.
- In the 30 days to Oct 12, 2026, 53 U.S.-listed companies raised their regular dividend and 2 cut it, by ex-dividend date. That is 26.5 increases for every cut.
- As of Oct 12, 2026, SmarterDividends tracks 2,946 U.S.-listed stocks, ETFs and funds that pay a dividend.
Cite this page
SmarterDividends, "Dividend Calendar," updated Oct 12, 2026, https://smarterdividends.com/calendar
Ex-Dates This Month
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Upcoming Payments
PSKRF · Protector ForsikriEx Oct 13, 2026$0.31Estimated
HDLB · ETRACS Monthly PayEx Oct 13, 2026$0.05Confirmed
SGBAF · SES S.A.Ex Oct 13, 2026$0.28Confirmed
PGP · PIMCO Global StockEx Oct 13, 2026$0.07Confirmed
PCQ · PIMCO California MEx Oct 13, 2026$0.04Confirmed
PHK · PIMCO High Income Ex Oct 13, 2026$0.05Confirmed
GIS · General Mills, IncEx Oct 13, 2026$0.61Confirmed
HLIO · Helios TechnologieEx Oct 13, 2026$0.12Confirmed
ACV · Virtus DiversifiedEx Oct 13, 2026$0.18Confirmed
CEFD · ETRACS Monthly PayEx Oct 13, 2026$0.21Confirmed
ERH · Allspring UtilitieEx Oct 13, 2026$0.09Confirmed- EIIAEIIA · Eagle Point InstitEx Oct 13, 2026$0.17Confirmed
Total estimated ex-dividend value this month: $0.00 per share across all payers.
How to use the dividend calendar
Each cell shows the stocks going ex-dividend that day. To collect a payment you must own the sharesbeforethe ex-date, so the calendar is the schedule for when to buy, when to expect cash, and which months your portfolio actually pays. Green chips are confirmed by the company; amber chips are estimates projected from the payer's usual cadence and firm up as declarations arrive.
New to the mechanics? Read what the ex-dividend date means. Want a payment every month? Start with monthly dividend stocks or weekly dividend ETFs, then size the portfolio with the dividend income calculator.
Dividend Calendar — FAQ
What is a dividend calendar?
A dividend calendar lists the upcoming ex-dividend dates and payment dates for dividend-paying stocks and ETFs. It tells you the last day you can buy a stock and still receive its next dividend, and when the cash actually lands.
What is the ex-dividend date?
The ex-dividend date is the first trading day a stock trades without the right to its upcoming dividend. To receive the payment you must own the shares before the ex-date; buy on or after it and the seller keeps the dividend. See our full explainer on the ex-dividend date.
How are the dates on this calendar determined?
Confirmed dates come from company announcements already in our dividend data. Estimated dates are projected from each payer's historical schedule (quarterly, monthly or weekly) and are marked in amber until confirmed. June 2002 currently shows 0 ex-dates, 0 of them confirmed.
How do I get paid every month with dividends?
Combine monthly payers such as Realty Income with quarterly payers whose ex-dates fall in different months. Use this calendar to check which months each holding pays, or start from the monthly dividend stocks list.
How often is the dividend calendar updated?
Daily. Dividend declarations, ex-dates and pay dates refresh every morning across the whole universe we track.