Question 1

What are the transaction costs when buying shares on the NSE?

Accepted Answer

When buying NSE shares you pay: brokerage commission (~1.8%), CDS fee (0.12%), NSE levy (0.12%), and CMA levy (0.06%). Total is approximately 2.1% of the trade value. Use our Broker Fee Calculator to get the exact breakdown for any trade size.

Question 2

How do I calculate dividend yield on the NSE?

Accepted Answer

Dividend Yield = (Annual Dividend per Share ÷ Current Share Price) × 100. For example, if a stock pays KSh 2 per share and trades at KSh 40, the yield is 5%. Use our Dividend Yield Calculator for instant results.

Question 3

How much will my NSE investment grow over time?

Accepted Answer

Use our Compound Growth Calculator. Enter your initial investment, monthly contributions, expected annual return, and time horizon. The NSE gained 52% in 2025; historical long-term average is approximately 12–15% per year.

Question 4

How many NSE shares do I need to earn a target monthly income from dividends?

Accepted Answer

Use our Dividend Income Target calculator. Enter your target monthly income, the stock's dividend per share, and dividend frequency. We'll calculate exactly how many shares — and how much capital — you need.

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