Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP) Growth Calculator

Project portfolio growth when dividends are reinvested and (optionally) when you add a steady monthly contribution. This calculator uses a quarterly model for dividends and price growth to reflect typical payment schedules.

Dividends reinvested each quarter at the then-current price
Dividend per share grows annually; share price can grow at a different annual rate
Optional monthly contributions are invested quarterly (×3 per quarter)

Note: CAGR with contributions is approximated (midpoint method). For exact IRR, a cashflow-based model is required.

DRIP Inputs

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