Dividend Calculator

Share price

Number of shares

Investment amount

Expected dividend yield

Expected annual dividend increase %

Expected annual share price increase %

Holding period (years)

Annual contribution

Dividend tax rate

Distribution frequency

DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan)

After 10 years

End Balance	Total Return	Avg. Annual Return	Annual Dividend Income	Total Dividend Income	Yield on Cost
10000	0	0	500	5000	5

Year-to-year returns

Year	Shares Owned	Annual Dividend Per Share	Annual Dividend	Compound Frequency	Year-End Shares Owned	Year-End Stock Price	New Balance
1	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
2	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
3	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
4	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
5	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
6	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
7	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
8	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
9	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000
10	100	5	500	Quarterly	100	100	10000

FAQ

How does the dividend calculator work?

The dividend calculator is an intuitive and easy-to-use tool. To start, simply search and select the company by its name or ticker symbol. Once selected, the calculator will automatically adjust the data to the current price of the stock and its dividend yield. Next, enter the number of shares you own or plan to acquire and specify the number of years you plan to keep these shares in your portfolio. With this information, the calculator will estimate your total dividend income for the specified period.

How is dividend yield calculated?

The dividend yield is calculated using the following formula: (Annual Dividend per Share / Current Share Price) x 100. First, you divide the total dividend paid per share in a year by the current price of that share in the market. Then, you multiply the result by 100 to convert it into a percentage.