Combine multiple positions into one value-weighted dividend-yield and income estimate. Portfolio inputs remain in the page and are not uploaded to DividendTen.
Use a position value and annual dividend yield for each row. Leave unused rows blank or zero.
| Position | Label (optional) | Position value | Annual yield (%) | Annual income |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | — | |||
| 2 | — | |||
| 3 | — | |||
| 4 | — | |||
| 5 | — | |||
| 6 | — |
Total annual dividend income ÷ total portfolio value × 100
Each position's annual income equals its value multiplied by its annual yield assumption. This automatically weights larger positions more heavily.
This tool does not require an account and does not save or share position inputs. Because portfolio values can be personal, DividendTen intentionally does not place these inputs in the URL.
Refreshing or closing the page removes the inputs unless your browser restores form state on its own.
This calculator sums the modeled annual dividend income of each entered position and divides by total entered portfolio value to produce a value-weighted yield.
The weighted yield reflects the modeled income of the entered positions relative to their combined value.
It does not verify holdings, current prices, dividend sustainability, tax, fees, currency conversion, or future income.
Not financial advice: These tools are educational scenario helpers. They do not recommend securities, provide personalized financial guidance, or replace professional advice.
A simple portfolio dividend yield equals total expected annual dividend income divided by total portfolio value, multiplied by 100. This calculator lets you enter up to six positions and calculates a value-weighted portfolio yield.
Larger positions contribute more to portfolio income and portfolio value. Averaging individual stock yields without considering position size can misstate the yield of the portfolio as a whole.
No. Inputs stay in your browser and are not sent to DividendTen. The shareable URL feature is intentionally omitted because position-level portfolio inputs can be personal.