Calculate your dividend returns and passive income
Dividend Yield shows what percentage of the stock price is paid out as dividends annually. For example, a 4% yield means you receive $4 per year for every $100 invested.
Yield on Cost compares dividends to your original purchase price. If a stock's dividend grows over time, your yield on cost increases even if the current yield stays the same.
• High yields (>8%) may indicate risk or unsustainable payouts
• Check the company's payout ratio and dividend history
• Past dividends don't guarantee future payments
• This calculator is for educational purposes only - not investment advice