What would my income look like if I reinvested all dividends?
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.
You received a total of 330,00 € in dividends during the period shown (one payment on 13/05/2026). Last 12 months income is 330,00 €, which equals a yield on current value of +0,36% and a yield on cost of +0,47%.
If all dividends were reinvested in the same assets on their payment dates, Floreo's what‑if simulation shows the portfolio outcome of that reinvestment policy (assumptions below). In that scenario:
- Portfolio value now would be 99.263,81 €
- Total invested (cash you put in) would be 77.556,45 €
- Total withdrawn would be 9.511,00 €
- Total return would be 31.218,36 €
- Total return percentage would be +40,25%
Assumptions (from the simulation)
- Dividends are reinvested by splitting each contribution among the listed holdings in the shares shown on the day of the payment; the portfolio is not rebalanced afterwards.
- The simulation uses your actual transaction history (purchases, sells, deposits) and treats dividends as reinvested amounts.
- Each contribution is invested at the closing price of the first trading day on or after the transaction date; no trading costs, spread or taxes are charged on the simulated trades.
- Values are converted to EUR and shown at the latest available closing prices; the simulation compares portfolio values today only.
Would you like a table showing how much each asset received from dividends and what that reinvestment bought?
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