How much dividend does VCLT pay?

VCLT currently pays a 5.52% annual dividend yield. On a $10,000 investment that equals $552.39/year, or $46.03/month.

How much would I earn investing $10,000 in VCLT?

A $10,000 investment in VCLT at the current 5.52% yield generates $552.39/year in dividend income, or $46.03 per month and $138.10 per quarter.

Is VCLT a good dividend stock?

VCLT offers a 5.52% dividend yield. Use the Vestovix AI screener to compare it against other dividend stocks.

Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond Fund (VCLT) Stock | 5.52% Dividend | $552/yr on $10K | Vestovix

Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond Fund (VCLT) at a glance

Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond Fund (VCLT) is a company. It trades at $75.2. It pays a 5.5% dividend yield. Vestovix scores it 56/100 overall. Its strongest dimension is Income (74/100) and its weakest is Momentum (39/100).

Price: $75.20
Market cap: n/a
P/E ratio: n/a
Dividend yield: 5.52%
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52-week range: $72.92 to $79.28

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