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Ally Financial (ALLY) sets $0.30 quarterly common dividend, record date July 31

A $0.30 quarterly cash dividend on common stock is now on the calendar for NYSE: ALLY, the result of a July 20 board declaration by Ally Financial from its Detroit headquarters. Shareholders of record on July 31 collect the payment on August 14. The board extended the same declaration to Series C and Series D preferred stock in the same action.

By Grant HalloranMacro DeskJuly 20, 20262 min read
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Key takeaways

  • Ally Financial's board declared a $0.30 quarterly cash dividend on its common stock (NYSE: ALLY) on July 20 from its Detroit headquarters.
  • The common dividend has a record date of July 31 and a payment date of August 14.
  • The board also declared quarterly dividends on Series C and Series D preferred stock in the same action, but the per-share rates for those classes were not published in the available release.
  • The $0.30 per share common figure is the only confirmed dollar amount disclosed, with the preferred per-share rates remaining outstanding.

A $0.30 quarterly cash dividend on common stock is now on the calendar for NYSE: ALLY, the result of a July 20 board declaration by Ally Financial from its Detroit headquarters. Shareholders of record on July 31 collect the payment on August 14. The board extended the same declaration to Series C and Series D preferred stock in the same action.

The numbers on the table

The $0.30 per share figure is the one attributed number in this release. Clean, confirmed. Series C and Series D preferred each received quarterly dividend declarations alongside the common, though the per-share rates for those two classes were not published in the portion of Ally's release available to MarketPR.

For the tape, the common dividend is the only figure with a dollar sign on it. The preferred detail remains outstanding.

Calendar mechanics

Two dates define the distribution window. July 31 closes the eligibility gate. August 14 is when cash moves. Preferred dividends on both series run on the same payment timeline, which keeps the common equity and the two hybrid layers coordinated on a single schedule.

For a position holder, the math starts and stops at the July 31 record date. That is when the register freezes.

What to watch next

The full preferred dividend disclosure, with per-share rates for both Series C and Series D, is the piece of this story that remains unresolved. A complete filing would carry those figures. Until it surfaces, the $0.30 common dividend and the August 14 payment date are the only confirmed anchors on the ALLY calendar. One figure. Two dates.

About this story

Filed by the macro desk of MarketPR on July 20, 2026. Source: prnewswire.com. Indicative figures are not investment advice.

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Frequently asked

How much is Ally Financial's quarterly common dividend?

Ally Financial declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.30 per share on its common stock.

When is the record date and payment date for the ALLY dividend?

Shareholders of record on July 31 will receive the payment on August 14.

Did Ally also declare preferred stock dividends?

Yes, the board declared quarterly dividends on Series C and Series D preferred stock in the same action, though the per-share rates for those classes were not published in the available release.

When did Ally's board declare the dividend?

The board declared the dividend on July 20 from Ally's Detroit headquarters.

What information about the dividend remains unresolved?

The full preferred dividend disclosure, including the per-share rates for both Series C and Series D, remains unresolved and would appear in a complete filing.