Dividend Calculator

Simulate your dividends, yield, and the impact of reinvestment (DRIP) on your passive income.

Number of shares

Average purchase price (cost basis)

Current price ⓘ Current market price per share (optional).

Dividend amount

Yield on Cost ⓘ Yield based on your cost basis, not on the current price.

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Total investment —

Monthly dividend—

Quarterly dividend—

Total annual dividend—

10-Year Future Estimates

Dividend growth rate (% / year)

Price growth rate (% / year)

Additional investment:

Investment frequency:

DRIP = Dividend Reinvestment Plan ⓘ With DRIP, dividends are used to automatically buy additional shares at the projected price, increasing your share count over time.

After 10 years, your cumulative dividends reach — €, i.e., a total growth of —%.

Year	Dividends	Yield (%)	Number of shares	Portfolio value

⚠️ Indicative estimates. Dividends and prices may vary.

All about Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP)

DRIP automatically uses your dividends to buy new shares – compounding over time.

Simple example

Invest €10,000 in a stock with a 4% dividend and reinvest each payment: both principal and income grow mechanically even without adding new money.

Benefits

Compound growth: dividends work for you.
Efficiency: automatic repurchases without manual effort.
Discipline: no more trying to time the market; you buy regularly.
Long term: larger effect after several years, not weeks.

Risks

Falling price, dividend cut/suspension, business risk. Diversify. Have a plan if the company halves its dividend.

How to use the calculator

Enter your numbers. Compare WITHOUT DRIP vs WITH DRIP. The table shows, year by year, how many shares you own, how much dividend you receive, and how your portfolio value evolves.

This tool is educational material. It is not personal investment advice.