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Year-End Dividend
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Year-end dividend
A special dividend declared at the end of a fiscal year that usually represents distribution of higher-than-expected company profits.

Year-End Dividend
A final dividend declared toward the end a given fiscal year. A company announces a year-end dividend especially if revised estimates show a greater than expected profit; it waits until the end of the year to revise and attempt to verify these estimates before declaring the dividend. More broadly, it may refer to the last dividend declared in a year.

year-end dividend


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This special year end dividend is the result of the Board's commitment initially announced in January 2005 to distribute to stockholders 25% of the annual net income of Capitol Federal Financial in excess of the total amount of dividends paid in the four regular quarterly dividends during the just completed fiscal year.
 
 
 
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