Payouts month by month
The chart shows dividends received per month – for the last year, 2, 5 or 10 years – or yearly totals for the last decade. You see right away which months pay the most and how your passive income grows.
Dividends
See every dividend from accounts at different brokers in one place: payouts month by month, confirmed payments for the next 90 days and the dividend yield of your whole portfolio.
The Dividends section answers how much passive income your portfolio brings, when the next payout arrives and which companies that income depends on.
The chart shows dividends received per month – for the last year, 2, 5 or 10 years – or yearly totals for the last decade. You see right away which months pay the most and how your passive income grows.
Confirmed payouts for the next 90 days, with the ex-dividend date, payment date and amount per share. FundStat counts the eligible shares from your holdings before the ex-dividend date.
Your average monthly dividend, the portfolio’s annual dividend yield – payouts from the last 12 months divided by its current value – and the average dividend growth compared with the previous 12 months.
The payout map shows companies as tiles sized by their dividends in the selected year, and the pie chart shows your 9 biggest payers and their share. You see who your income depends on.
Broker doesn’t export dividends? Turn on auto-dividends when creating the account, and FundStat calculates payouts from your buy and sell history and dividend data. You can also import the actual payouts from your broker.
Dividends reach FundStat from imports or auto-dividends and show up beyond the Dividends section. The same payout feeds the dashboard, the position result and the realised result after a sale.
Upload a file from your broker. Transaction import brings in buys, sells and dividends received across all your accounts.
Keep the dividends from the import or turn on auto-dividends when creating the account if your broker doesn’t export them.
Check the payout chart, upcoming dividends and biggest payers. You’ll find a single company’s dividends in the asset analysis.
Dividends are available in the Investor and Investor Plus plans. The first 7 days are free.See pricing