Dividend Income Calculator

Project your passive income from dividend-paying stocks with optional reinvestment

Your Portfolio

$0$1M
0%15%
0%20%
1 year30 years

Dividends will be reinvested to buy more shares, increasing future dividend income.

Year 1 Income
$3,000
$250/mo
Year 20
$18,522
$1,544/mo
Portfolio
$244,331
Final Value
Total Dividends
$162,854
Received

Income Growth Over Time

Year-by-Year Breakdown

YearPortfolioAnnualMonthly
1$100,000$3,000$250
2$103,000$3,245$270
3$106,245$3,514$293
4$109,759$3,812$318
5$113,570$4,141$345
6$117,712$4,507$376
7$122,219$4,914$409
8$127,132$5,367$447
9$132,499$5,873$489
10$138,372$6,440$537
11$144,811$7,076$590
12$151,888$7,793$649
13$159,681$8,603$717
14$168,284$9,520$793
15$177,804$10,561$880
16$188,365$11,748$979
17$200,113$13,105$1,092
18$213,218$14,661$1,222
19$227,879$16,453$1,371
20$244,331$18,522$1,544

Frequently Asked Questions

What is dividend income?

Dividend income is the cash payment companies distribute to shareholders from their profits. It's a form of passive income that can provide regular cash flow from your stock investments.

Should I reinvest my dividends?

Reinvesting dividends (DRIP - Dividend Reinvestment Plan) can significantly accelerate wealth building through compound growth. However, if you need current income, taking dividends as cash can provide steady passive income for living expenses.

What's a realistic dividend yield?

Most dividend-paying stocks yield between 1-5%. REITs and utilities often yield 4-7%, while growth stocks typically yield 0-2%. High yields (8%+) may indicate risk or unsustainability. The S&P 500 average is around 1.5-2%.

What is dividend growth rate?

Dividend growth rate is the annual percentage increase in dividend payments. Dividend Aristocrats (companies that have increased dividends for 25+ consecutive years) typically grow dividends 5-10% annually, often outpacing inflation.

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