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Project your dividend income year by year — and see how much faster it snowballs when every payout gets reinvested.
Dividends are being reinvested — each payout buys more shares, which raises every future payout.
Gold bars: annual dividend income (left axis). Dark line: portfolio value (right axis).
Dividend investing compounds on two fronts: companies that raise their payouts year after year, and reinvested dividends that buy additional shares. Many investors track "yield on cost" — income as a percentage of what was originally invested — to see both effects working together. Yields, growth rates, and payouts are never guaranteed, and past dividend streaks can end.
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