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Dividend Calculator
Estimate your passive income from dividend-paying stocks or ETFs. Calculate annual, quarterly, and monthly payouts.
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How it works
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Annual Dividend/Share = Dividend Amount × Frequency
Total Annual Income = Annual Dividend/Share × Number of Shares
Dividend Yield % = (Annual Dividend/Share ÷ Share Price) × 100
Total Annual Income = Annual Dividend/Share × Number of Shares
Dividend Yield % = (Annual Dividend/Share ÷ Share Price) × 100
Examples
- 100 shares of MSFT, $0.75 quarterly: Annual income = $300. ($0.75 × 4 × 100)
- 500 shares of O (Monthly dividend), $0.256 monthly: Annual income = $1,536. Monthly = $128.
- 1,000 shares at $20, $1.00 annual div: Yield is 5%. Annual income = $1,000.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DRIP?
DRIP stands for Dividend Reinvestment Plan. Instead of receiving cash, your dividends automatically buy more shares of the same stock. Over time, this compounding effect exponentially increases your share count and future dividend income.
Are dividends guaranteed?
No, a company's board of directors can cut or suspend dividends at any time depending on the company's financial health, though many companies strive for consistent payouts.
What is a good dividend yield?
Typically, yields between 2% and 6% are considered solid and relatively safe. Yields over 8-10% can sometimes be "yield traps," indicating the market expects a dividend cut soon.
Are these numbers post-tax?
No, these calculations show gross income. Your actual take-home depends on your country's tax laws regarding qualified/ordinary dividends or capital gains.