Yes. It's called the Ex-Dividend Date. Yahoo has it under key statistics. Here an example for IBM, http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=IBM
The Ex-Dividend Date is the date you have to own the stock in order to receive that dividend.
Here is another amateur investor question for you.
Do companies with dividend paying stocks anounce when they are going to pay dividends?
Yes. It's called the Ex-Dividend Date. Yahoo has it under key statistics. Here an example for IBM, http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=IBM
The Ex-Dividend Date is the date you have to own the stock in order to receive that dividend.
The EFA what the I fund is based on is payed out around christmas. So where is our share of the dividends?
Butch
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