Dividend Reinvestment Calculator
Project growth when dividends are reinvested (DRIP).
The power of reinvested dividends
Reinvesting dividends rather than spending them is one of the strongest forces in long-term investing, because each payout buys more shares that themselves pay dividends. This calculator projects that compounding.
A 10,000 investment yielding 3% with 5% annual price growth, all reinvested, grows to roughly 46,600 over 20 years. The reinvested dividends account for a large share of that final total.
Illustrative and private
The calculation runs in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a DRIP?
A dividend reinvestment plan, where dividends buy more shares instead of paying cash, compounding your returns over time.
What does the tool assume?
It compounds your investment each year by the combined dividend yield and price growth you enter, reinvesting all dividends.
Is future growth guaranteed?
No. Yields and prices change; these projections are illustrative, not a promise of returns.
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