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Combine stocks so dividends arrive every month, and build a monthly after-tax dividend calendar.
Holdings and amounts
Enter your values and press Build dividend calendar
Average monthly after-tax dividend
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Annual after-tax dividends
Portfolio dividend yield
Months with no dividend
Dividend paycheck
US quarterly dividend stocks are split into payment-month groups: Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct, Feb/May/Aug/Nov and Mar/Jun/Sep/Dec. By mixing the three groups or using monthly dividend ETFs, you can create cash flow every month.
Choose from representative Korean and global dividend stocks and monthly dividend ETFs, and enter the amount for each.
Builds a 12-month after-tax dividend calendar based on the months when money actually arrives.
Enter a target monthly dividend and it calculates the total investment needed at current yields.
Korean dividends are subject to 15.4% withholding and US dividends to 15% withholding locally. Dividend amounts are based on the most recent annual dividend per share and may change in the future. Payment months are based on when the money is credited to a Korean account.
You must hold the stock before the ex-dividend date to be entitled to the dividend, and the money usually arrives on the payment date a few weeks to a few months later. This planner shows payment months. Check ex-dividend dates in your broker app or the company disclosures.
If financial income from interest and dividends combined exceeds KRW 20 million a year, it becomes subject to comprehensive taxation of financial income and may also affect your health insurance premiums. Check with the Comprehensive Financial Income Tax & Health Insurance Checker.
US stocks are converted to won at the exchange rate you enter. The default is the USD/KRW rate at the most recent market close.
Results are estimates based on your inputs and simplified assumptions, and are for reference only, not a basis for investment decisions.
Last updated: November 2, 2026
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