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Stock A (Core)
Stock B (Satellite)
Settings
A B
Stock A: 50% | Stock B: 50%
DRIP (Reinvest Dividends)

Initial Principal

$0

Final Portfolio Value

$0

Total Divs Received

$0

Monthly Paycheck Simulator

Month Stock A Income Stock B Income Total

Understanding Your Dividends

Payout Frequency

Companies pay dividends at different intervals. Monthly payers (like REITs) provide steady cash flow, while most blue-chip stocks pay Quarterly.

Why "Dividend Growth" Matters?

Unlike a fixed bond coupon, companies can raise their dividends. This growth protects your purchasing power against inflation over time.

The Power of DRIP

Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIP) allow you to use your dividends to buy more shares automatically, creating a compounding effect.

Diversification

Splitting investments between Stock A and B reduces risk. If one cuts its dividend, your entire income stream isn't destroyed.

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