Your monthly dividend check-in

Monthly dividend income planner

See which months your holdings could pay you. Add up to 20 holdings, choose your expected payment patterns, and review the next 12 months. All amounts are in USD.

These are your assumptions. For dates actually reported in SEC filings, open the dividend calendar.

Choose one payment month for each holding. Quarterly payments repeat every three months from that pattern; monthly payments appear every month.

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Your next 12 months

Add your holdings to see a monthly projection.

Build a payment pattern, then check it each month

A quarterly holding with January selected is projected in January, April, July, and October. A semiannual holding with March selected is projected in March and September. The selected month defines the recurring pattern; it does not confirm an issuer’s future dates or your eligibility for a dividend.

The planner multiplies shares by your assumed dividend per payment, rounds each holding’s gross payment to cents, then applies and rounds your assumed withholding. It adds those payments into each month and the twelve-month total. Fractional shares are supported. Amounts are held constant, with no reinvestment, growth, currency conversion, or fees. Actual broker rounding may differ.

Expected income and announced payments are different

A month showing $0.00 means your entered patterns place no payment there, or the assumed amount rounds to zero. It does not mean an issuer declared zero. Use recurring regular dividends only; special or irregular distributions need separate review. Funds can pay varying distributions, so revisit the per-payment assumption.

Check the reported calendar, monthly versus quarterly payment guide, and single-holding dividend yield calculator when updating your plan.