Yes there might be a short delay. If you purchased the stock through a stock broker (which you most likely did) then the money will go to your broker who will in turn deposit the money into your account. Depending on the broker it might take a day or two for the funds to "clear". If you still don't have the money within the next day or so I would be really surprised. To be sure, you can call your broker and ask, but you should have the money shortly.

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It will probably be posted by tomorrow into your brokerage account if a brokerage firm holds your security. If you hold the certificates the payor will have to mail a check to you through the USPS.

Depends how they pay the dividends. If you are expecting a check it takes a few days to be mailed.

I haven't got a dividend yet, and I was suppose to. I am a shareholder on record before the ex-dividend date. The dividend date was Jan. 14th and it was going to be paid out by feb. 5th (today) and it hasn't been deposited in to the account. Is it delayed by a few days? or should I be concerned? This is going to be my first dividend I've ever recieved, I'm 18 and just recently started investing.

All advice and information is appreciated. Thanks in advance.