How regular is my dividend income across the year?
An income question asks what a portfolio pays out: dividends, interest and distributions. The answer looks at what was actually received over a period, and at the yield that implies against what the positions cost or are worth now.
Worked through on a sample portfolio. The figures below are that portfolio’s, not yours.
Your dividend income so far is concentrated in May. The only dividend payment in the last 12 months was a single payment of 330,00 €, all from Deutsche Lufthansa AG.
Table — dividend summary (last 12 months)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of payments | 1 |
| Total dividend income (€) | 330,00 |
| Last payment date | 13/05/2026 |
| Income share from largest payer (%) | 100,00% |
| Yield on current value (%) | +0,36% |
| Yield on cost (%) | +0,47% |
What this shows
- Your dividend income is not regular across months: all recorded dividend receipts occurred in May.
- The income stream is fully concentrated in one asset for the period shown.
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