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Dividend Cash Flow & Passive Income Calculator

Set a monthly income target, expected yield and share price to estimate principal, shares and annual cash flow.

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Dividend target workspace

Changing the income target, yield or price immediately updates the estimate and annual cash-flow chart.

Inputs & assumptions

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The model treats expected annual yield as stable and excludes price moves, taxes and distribution-policy changes.

All inputs stay in this browser tab; no account, upload endpoint or remote storage is used.

Features & quick guide

Dividend cash-flow features

Back-solve principal and estimated shares from a monthly target, then preview annual cash flow under an optional growth assumption.

3-step guide

  1. 1
    Enter the assumptions and choose an input mode.
  2. 2
    Run the local calculation and inspect metrics and the Chart.js visualization.
  3. 3
    Copy the summary or download the local text result.

Browser-only privacy

All inputs stay in this browser tab; no account, upload endpoint or remote storage is used.

Financial outputs are scenario estimates; verify material decisions with qualified professionals.

Frequently asked questions

How are shares estimated?

Required principal is divided by the entered share price and rounded up; lot sizes and market rules are not modeled.

Is yield fixed?

The calculator uses a fixed yield as a scenario assumption; actual distributions can change or stop.

Is passive income guaranteed?

No. This is a planning and sensitivity tool, not a promise of future cash flow.

Financial risk disclaimer

This page, its calculators, and examples are for education, research, and scenario estimation only. They are not personalized investment, trading, betting, tax, legal, or financial advice. Markets and local rules can change quickly; verify current primary information and take responsibility for your decisions. Past performance, model outputs, and simulations do not guarantee future results.