Dividend Income Calculator
Add your dividend holdings to see each one's yield, your yield on cost, and the income the portfolio pays each year and each month.
How it works
Yield is the annual dividend divided by today's price. Yield on cost divides the same dividend by what you paid, so it rises as a company raises its payout.
These figures assume every company keeps paying its current dividend. A high yield can be a warning rather than a bargain: it often means the market expects a cut.
Go deeper
Which dividends keep arriving, and which are about to stop? Built shows how to build a retirement paycheck from dividends, Weathered tests what that income paid through three decades of crashes, and Pick Dividend Stocks That Keep Paying tests the yield rules.
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