Dividend Reinvestment Calculator
Calculate the power of dividend reinvestment (DRIP). See how reinvesting dividends accelerates portfolio growth over time.
Dividend reinvestment (DRIP) is a powerful wealth-building strategy where dividends are automatically used to buy more shares. This compounding effect can dramatically increase your investment returns over time.
Calculator
Common use cases
- Long-term wealth building
- Retirement planning
- Passive income strategies
- Comparing DRIP vs cash dividends
How to use
- Enter your initial investment amount
- Input the current dividend yield
- Estimate annual dividend growth rate
- Estimate annual stock price growth
- Set the investment time horizon
- See the power of compounding dividends
FAQ
What is DRIP?
DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan) automatically uses dividends to purchase additional shares, compounding your ownership.
Are DRIP purchases tax-free?
No, dividends are taxable whether reinvested or not. You still owe taxes on the dividend amount received.
Should I always reinvest dividends?
Reinvesting is ideal for growth. If you need income, taking cash makes sense. Consider your financial goals.
This calculator provides illustrative estimates for planning purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice.