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As an investor who believes in passive income through stocks, ETFs and REITs that pays dividends, the more you own, the harder it becomes to keep in track of everything.
To track your stock and add the number of shares you purchased, at what average pricepoint and see how it’s currently doing in the market but most importantly to track your monthly, annually dividend payout and also a calendar which shows when you will receive your next dividend.
Track Your Dividends does just that.
Track Your Dividends was purchased earlier this year by Chronim Investments Inc., a company with 20 years of investment experience, $100+ Million in managed Funds and has 4 investment professionals.
The company offers the service for free model and a paid model:
source: trackyourdividends.com
The site offers a dividend calculator and dividend tools such as “Upcoming Dividends”, which according to the company:
One of the most popular charts on the site, quickly see future projected dividend payments based on the historical payments of your companies. With companies paying on different schedules and frequencies, our chart shows an estimated dollar value for each month of the next year. For a more long-term perspective, you can check out the Future Value feature.
source: trackyourdividends.com
In addition, you can get a pie chart that tracks your asset allocation in sectors and industry and so much more!
For those who starting out to invest and want to trying out a browser-based application that can track your dividends, definitely give Track Your Dividends a consideration.
As always, perform due diligence and do a lot of research before investing. Talk to a financial advisor and find out if investing in dividend paying stocks, ETFs or REITs is a perfect investment for you.
