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First American Financial Corp Stock Dividend Yield & Dates

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FAF dividend stability and growth

Last Dividend per share
$0.5300
Forward Dividend yield
3.77%
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Dividend Stability Dividend
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Consistent Dividend Growth Dividend

FAF dividend yield vs industry/market

Company
3.63%
Industry
11.2%
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Top 75% Dividend Dividend
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Top 25% Dividend Dividend

FAF dividend payout ratio

First American Financial Corp paid out 101% of its earnings over the trailing twelve months.
Retained earnings
N/A
Payout ratio
101%
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Dividend Payout Ratio Dividend

FAF vs Specialty Insurance Stocks

TickerDiv. YieldStable?Drop Count (L10Y)Payout Ratio
FAF3.63%Yes0+101.00%
ESNT1.90%Yes0+15.20%
MTG2.19%Yes0+17.70%
AXS2.83%Yes0+43.30%
ACT2.06%2+18.80%
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FAF dividend dates

Last dividend payment date
Mar 15, 2024
Last ex-dividend date
Mar 7, 2024

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First American Financial Dividends FAQ

Does First American Financial pay a dividend?

Yes, FAF has paid a dividend within the past 3 months.


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What is First American Financial's Dividend Payment Date?

First American Financial's last dividend payment date was on 2024-03-15, when First American Financial shareholders who owned FAF shares before 2024-03-07 received a dividend payment of $0.5300 per share. First American Financial's next dividend payment date has not been announced yet. Add FAF to your watchlist to be reminded of FAF's next dividend payment.

Is First American Financial's dividend stable?

Yes, FAF's dividend has been stable for the last 10 years.

Does First American Financial have sufficient earnings to cover their dividend?

No, FAF's past year earnings per share was $2.08, and their annual dividend per share is $2.11. FAF's dividend payout ratio is 101%, which is not sustainable.

How much is First American Financial's dividend?

FAF pays a dividend of $2.11 per share. FAF's annual dividend yield is 3.63%. First American Financial's dividend is lower than the US industry average of 11.2%, and it is lower than the US market average of 4.14%.

What is First American Financial's Ex-Dividend Date?

First American Financial's previous ex-dividend date was on 2024-03-07. First American Financial shareholders who own FAF stock before this date received First American Financial's last dividend payment of $0.5300 per share on 2024-03-15. First American Financial's next ex-dividend date has not been announced yet. Add FAF to your watchlist to be reminded before FAF's ex-dividend date.

Is First American Financial's dividend showing long-term growth?

Yes, FAF's' dividend has been growing over the last 10 years.
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