Master Dividends &NZ Dividend Stocks
Complete guide to dividends in New Zealand. Learn how dividends work, explore high-yield NZX stocks, and build your dividend portfolio with imputation credits.
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Top NZ Dividend Stocks Today
Explore New Zealand's leading dividend-paying companies with real-time data and historical insights. Check our dividend calendar for upcoming ex-dividend dates and payment schedules.
LIC
Livestock Improvement Corporation Limited
SPK
Spark New Zealand Limited
FCG
Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited
BRM
Barramundi Limited
KFL
Kingfish Limited
TWR
Tower Limited
New Zealand's Dividend Database
Comprehensive data on NZX dividend stocks and real-time market information
Explore NZ Market Sectors
Discover dividend-paying stocks across different sectors of the New Zealand economy. Compare yields by browsing all sectors to find the best opportunities for your portfolio.
Healthcare
Leading companies in medical devices and healthcare services with consistent dividend growth
Real Estate
High-yield property investments generating steady rental income and quarterly distributions from NZ's top REITs.
Financial Services
NZ's major banks and insurance companies offering reliable dividend income with imputation credits.
Understanding Dividends & Imputation Credits
Master dividends in New Zealand, including how imputation credits work and tax implications for Kiwi investors. Complete guides for beginners and calculators included.
Imputation Credits
Understanding how imputation credits work with NZ dividend payments - complete guide
Payment Schedules
When and how NZ companies typically pay their dividends
Yield Calculations
How to calculate and interpret dividend yields for NZ stocks
NZX Dividend Calendar
Frequently Asked Questions About NZ Dividends
Common questions about dividend investing in New Zealand
What are imputation credits in New Zealand?
Imputation credits are tax credits attached to dividends paid by New Zealand companies. They represent the company tax already paid on the profits distributed as dividends, allowing shareholders to claim a credit for this tax.
Learn more about imputation credits →When do NZ companies typically pay dividends?
Most New Zealand companies pay dividends twice yearly - an interim dividend (usually March-May) and a final dividend (usually September-November). Some companies also pay quarterly or special dividends.
View the dividend calendar →How is dividend yield calculated?
Dividend yield is calculated by dividing the annual dividend per share by the current share price, then multiplying by 100 to get a percentage. For example, if a stock pays $0.50 annual dividend and trades at $10, the yield is 5%.
Use our dividend calculator →What is a good dividend yield for NZ stocks?
A good dividend yield for NZ stocks typically ranges from 4-8%. Yields above 10% may indicate higher risk, while yields below 3% might not provide sufficient income. Consider the company's dividend sustainability and growth potential.
Browse all NZ dividend stocks →Are NZ dividend stocks good for retirement income?
Yes, NZ dividend stocks can provide excellent retirement income, especially with imputation credits reducing tax burden. Focus on companies with consistent dividend payment history and strong financial health.
Read our retirement income guide →