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Bread Financial Holdings
$ 98.61
0.71%   Last 24H
 
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Bread Financial Holdings (BFH) Dividend History, Date, and Yield

Explore Bread Financial Holdings stock dividend history, dividend yield range, next BFH dividend date, and stock dividend forecast

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BFH Dividend Summary

The last Bread Financial Holdings dividend payout was $ 0.23 per BFH share on September 15, 2026. Bread Financial Holdings distributes dividends on a quarterly basis and has been consistently increasing dividends for 2 years (since 2024). The dividend payout increased by an average of 2.38% per year during this time period.

Ex-Dividend Date Aug 31, 2026
Payment Date Sep 15, 2026
Dividend Payout $ 0.23
Annual Dividend Payout $ 0.92
Annual Dividend Yield 0.93%
Payout Ratio 5.99%
Dividend Frequency Quarterly
Years of Dividend Increase 2 years

Next Bread Financial Holdings (BFH) Dividend Payout in 2026

The next dividend payout for Bread Financial Holdings (BFH) stock is on November 30, 2026. The forecasted dividend payout is $ 0.25 per BFH share estimating 0.95% yield.

Next Dividend Date Nov 30, 2026
Dividend Forecast $ 0.25
Expected Yield 0.95%

BFH Dividend Yield Range

The chart below represents BFH annual dividend yield range over time.

BFH Dividend History

The table below includes Bread Financial Holdings stock dividend history date, including ex-dividend rates, payout amounts, declaration dates, payment dates, and BFH stock price at the time of dividend payments.

Ex-Dividend Date Dividend Payout Declare Date Payment Date Stock Price
Nov 30, 2026$ 0.25Oct 22, 2026Dec 15, 2026 -
Aug 31, 2026$ 0.23Jul 23, 2026Sep 15, 2026 $ 104.47
May 29, 2026$ 0.23Apr 23, 2026Jun 15, 2026 $ 89.07
Feb 27, 2026$ 0.23Jan 29, 2026Mar 16, 2026 $ 70.86
Nov 7, 2025$ 0.23Oct 23, 2025Dec 12, 2025 $ 63.58
Aug 8, 2025$ 0.21Jul 24, 2025Sep 12, 2025 $ 58.22
May 9, 2025$ 0.21Apr 24, 2025Jun 13, 2025 $ 50.47
Feb 14, 2025$ 0.21Jan 30, 2025Mar 21, 2025 $ 62.41
Nov 8, 2024$ 0.21Oct 24, 2024Dec 13, 2024 $ 59.07
Aug 9, 2024$ 0.21Jul 25, 2024Sep 13, 2024 $ 51.10
May 9, 2024$ 0.21Apr 25, 2024Jun 14, 2024 $ 40.26
Feb 8, 2024$ 0.21Jan 25, 2024Mar 15, 2024 $ 35.32
Nov 10, 2023$ 0.21Oct 26, 2023Dec 15, 2023 $ 27.60
Aug 10, 2023$ 0.21Jul 27, 2023Sep 15, 2023 $ 40.72
May 11, 2023$ 0.21Apr 27, 2023Jun 16, 2023 $ 26.36
Feb 9, 2023$ 0.21Jan 26, 2023Mar 17, 2023 $ 40.95
Nov 10, 2022$ 0.21Oct 27, 2022Dec 16, 2022 $ 40.43
Aug 11, 2022$ 0.21Jul 28, 2022Sep 16, 2022 $ 44.06
May 12, 2022$ 0.21Apr 28, 2022Jun 17, 2022 $ 48.23
Feb 10, 2022$ 0.21Jan 27, 2022Mar 18, 2022 $ 72.25

FAQs

Does Bread Financial Holdings pay dividends?

Yes, Bread Financial Holdings (BFH) pays dividends to its shareholders. Bread Financial Holdings’s last dividend payout was on Sep 15, 2026, with shareholders receiving $ 0.23 per BFH share. Please note that the dividend policy of a company can change over time.

How much is Bread Financial Holdings's dividend?

Bread Financial Holdings pays a quarterly dividend of $ 0.23 per share, with an annual dividend of $ 0.92 per share. The dividend yield, which is the ratio of the trailing twelve-month dividends to the current stock price, is around 0.93%.

When is Bread Financial Holdings's ex-dividend date?

Bread Financial Holdings’s last ex-dividend date, which is the date by which investors must own the stock to receive the dividend, was Aug 31, 2026.

When is the next Bread Financial Holdings dividend payment date?

Bread Financial Holdings’s next dividend payment date, which is the date on which the declared dividend is paid to eligible shareholders, is estimated for Dec 15, 2026. Please keep in mind that the company might change its dividend policy going forward.

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BFH
Bread Financial Holdings
$ 98.61
0.71%   Last 24H
 
Trading with leverage comes with a high risk and may not be suitable for everyone.
   
Trading with leverage comes with a high risk and may not be suitable for everyone.
Portfolio
Updated a day ago