How is dividend yield typically evaluated across ASX stocks?

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Harry Leo

Answered 5 days ago

Dividend yield on ASX stocks is typically evaluated by dividing the annual dividend per share by the current share price, resulting in a percentage return. It’s a useful way to spot reliable opportunities. Many Australian companies offer franked dividends, which can enhance after-tax returns. People often seek consistent yields from financially sound businesses, making the ASX a great place to find steady, long-term potential.

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