What is a Cumulative Dividend?

Accumulated dividends English : accumulated dividends . Also for: cumulative dividends . name. Use plural. The company should share without dividends. Under normal circumstances, the preference shares are paid at least once a year. If the company has cash flow problems, it can be accumulated and distributed later. Ordinary shares generally do not accumulate dividends, and all ordinary shares must be distributed after the entire year and previous accumulated accumulated preference shares.

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Accumulated bonus English : accumulated dlidends . Also for: cumulative dividends . name. Use plural. The company should share without dividends. Under normal circumstances, the preference shares are paid at least once a year. If the company has cash flow problems, it can be accumulated and distributed later. Ordinary shares generally do not accumulate dividends, and all ordinary shares must be distributed after the entire year and previous accumulated accumulated preference shares.

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Cumulative dividend insurance amount refers to: the cumulative bonus insurance amount, which exists in the dividend-type and dual-type insurance contracts, that is, the total amount of the insurance contract dividends accumulated each year. The insurance liability of some insurance contracts is: to pay the maturity insurance premium according to the sum of the basic insurance amount and the accumulated bonus insurance premium insurance amount. Cumulative bonus insured is currently the world's most advanced dividend model, that is, the annual dividend is based on the insured amount, and 70% of the insurance company's income (distributable surplus) is included in the insured amount as the annual dividend, and the insured amount will increase Great, so-called "insurance for the growth of the president" is what this layer means.

The final dividend is when the insurance policy expires, the insurance company apologizes and returns 30% of the undistributed surplus to the customer as the final dividend. The longer the time, the higher the benefit.