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JVMAX Dividend Calculator

Calculate how much dividend income John Hancock Funds Disciplined Value Mid Cap Fund Class A (JVMAX) could generate with reinvestment. Pre-loaded with JVMAX's current 8.67% yield.

Dividend Yield: 8.67%

Annual Dividend: $2.47 per share

Share Price: $28.47

Payout Ratio: 558.5% (based on depressed trailing earnings — see FAQ below)

JVMAX DRIP Calculator

Model JVMAX dividend reinvestment with customizable yield, growth rate, contribution, and time horizon. Compare DRIP vs no-DRIP returns and see year-by-year projection tables.

What If You Invested $1,000 in JVMAX 10 Years Ago?

A $1,000 investment in JVMAX on 2016-06-30 would be worth $2,765.83 today with dividends reinvested (DRIP), a total return of 176.6%.

Without reinvesting, the total portfolio value (shares plus cash dividends) would be $2,264.18 (126.4% return). Reinvesting dividends added $501.65 in extra value.

Starting share price: $19.09 — Current share price: $28.47

Frequently Asked Questions

What is JVMAX's current dividend yield?

JVMAX (John Hancock Funds Disciplined Value Mid Cap Fund Class A) currently has a dividend yield of 8.67%. This means for every $10,000 invested, you would receive approximately $867 per year in dividend income before taxes.

How much JVMAX do I need to make $1,000 per month in dividends?

To earn $1,000 per month ($12,000/year) from JVMAX at its current yield of 8.67%, you would need approximately $138,408 invested. With dividend reinvestment and growth, you may need less over time.

Does JVMAX pay monthly dividends?

No, JVMAX pays dividends quarterly (4 times per year). You can build monthly income by combining it with other stocks that pay in different months.

Is JVMAX's dividend safe?

JVMAX's 558.5% payout ratio is based on trailing earnings, which appear unusually depressed relative to the company's historical profitability. A single year of earnings can produce an unusually high payout ratio that may not reflect the dividend's long-term sustainability. For established dividend payers, free cash flow coverage and forward earnings estimates are often more meaningful indicators of dividend safety than a single year of trailing EPS.

What is JVMAX's dividend growth rate?

We don't have enough historical data to calculate a reliable dividend growth rate for JVMAX. You can set a custom growth rate in the calculator above.

What would $1,000 invested in JVMAX 10 years ago be worth today?

A $1,000 investment in JVMAX on 2016-06-30 would be worth approximately $2,765.83 today with dividends reinvested (DRIP), a 176.6% total return. Without reinvesting, the total portfolio value (shares plus accumulated cash dividends) would be $2,264.18 — meaning DRIP added $501.65 in extra value.

See full dividend history and analysis on the JVMAX dividend page.