Mikey Moran · Investing in Public

The Dividend Coverage Tracker

Most dividend calculators tell you what your portfolio is worth. This one answers the question that actually matters: how much of your life do your dividends already pay for?

Your Coverage Number

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Add your bills and at least one position to see your number.

Covered $0/mo Still on you $0/mo Goal progress
Growth Dividend Growth High Income

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Your dividend income

One number, straight off your brokerage statement. Don't overthink it — a close estimate gets you the same insight.

Want to see which part of your portfolio is paying your bills? and the bar above breaks down by bucket.

Your monthly bills

Rent or mortgage, food, insurance, the works. Rough is fine — you can sharpen it later.

Your monthly income goal

This puts a marker on the bar above so you can see both targets at once.

Your positions

Ticker presets fill in an approximate yield to save you typing. They're estimates from July 2026, not live data — overwrite them with the real number from your brokerage.

The gap

To cover your bills entirely, you'd need roughly this much more invested:

Enter your bills and positions above.

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Your share card appears here once you've added your bills and at least one position.

Keep your number

Your numbers save to this browser automatically — no account needed. They won't follow you to another device, and clearing your browser data wipes them. Want a copy you can come back to, plus a nudge when it's time to update? Drop your email.

Not financial advice. This tool is for educational and entertainment purposes only. It performs arithmetic on numbers you enter — it does not verify them, does not fetch live market data, and does not evaluate whether any investment is suitable for you. Mikey Moran is not a financial advisor, broker, or tax professional. Dividends and fund distributions are not guaranteed and can be reduced or eliminated at any time. Distribution rates are not the same as dividend yield, and some distributions include return of capital, which lowers your cost basis and defers tax rather than eliminating it. Past income is not a prediction of future income. Always do your own research and consult a licensed professional before making any investment decision.