Aflac Incorporated

Dividend Aristocrat

AFL|Financial Services|$108.71

Last update: Mar 15, 2026 at 11:45

Dividend Overview

Dividend Yield

2.16%

Annual Dividend

$2.35

Frequency

Quarterly

Payout Ratio

32.86%

FCF Payout Ratio

46.89%

Stock Price

$108.71

52-Week Range

$96.95 – $119.32

Dividend History (2016–2025)

AFL annual dividend per share and yield history

Key Dates

Next Ex-Dividend Date

February 18, 2026

Next Payment Date

March 2, 2026

Dividend Growth

3-Year Dividend CAGR

13.59%

5-Year Dividend CAGR

15.97%

10-Year Dividend CAGR

11.49%

3-Year Total Growth

46.56%

5-Year Total Growth

109.76%

10-Year Total Growth

196.75%

Dividend Aristocrat (25+ yrs)

This company has increased its dividend for 25+ consecutive years.

Income Calculator

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Number of Shares

Total Investment

$10,871.00

Annual Income

$235.00

Quarterly Income

$58.75

Monthly Income

$19.58

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is AFL's current dividend yield?

Aflac Incorporated (AFL) currently has a dividend yield of 2.16%, based on a stock price of $108.71 and an annual dividend of $2.35.

When is AFL's next dividend payment date?

AFL's next ex-dividend date is 2026-02-18 and the next payment date is 2026-03-02. You must own the stock before the ex-dividend date to receive the upcoming payment.

How much does AFL pay in dividends per year?

Aflac Incorporated paid $1.08 per share in annual dividends in 2020. The dividends are paid quarterly.

Has AFL been increasing its dividend?

Yes, Aflac Incorporated is a Dividend Aristocrat (25+ yrs). Its dividend has grown at a 5-year CAGR of 15.97%, a 3-year CAGR of 13.59%, and a 10-year CAGR of 11.49%.

Is AFL's dividend safe?

Aflac Incorporated has a payout ratio of 32.86%. Its free cash flow payout ratio is 46.89%. A payout ratio below 60% is generally considered sustainable.

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Dividend data is provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect the most recent payments. Past dividend performance does not guarantee future results. Always verify with official sources before making investment decisions.

Data sourced from Sheets Finance.