How stable is my dividend income?
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 is modest and comes from a single payer this year.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Dividend income in period (13/05/2026) (EUR) | 330,00 |
| Dividend payments in period | 1 |
| Dividend income last 12 months (EUR) | 330,00 |
| Yield on current value (last 12 months) (%) | 0,36% |
| Yield on cost (last 12 months) (%) | 0,47 |
| Number of assets paying dividends (last 12 months) | 1 |
| Top dividend contributor | Deutsche Lufthansa AG — 100,00% of income |
What this means:
- All recorded dividend income in the period and the last 12 months is 330,00 €, paid once on 13/05/2026.
- That single payment came from Deutsche Lufthansa AG and represents the full recorded dividend income.
- Because income is concentrated in one asset and there was only one payment, the dividend stream is currently not very diversified and therefore can be volatile if that payer changes its policy or timing.
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