Dividend Pro

Update: Deb has updated the app to include weekly dividend support for ETFs. I have renewed my subscription. I still think there is a lot of wasted screen real estate (at least on iPads) in the different modules (especially the Summary screen) that could be used to add additional columns of information. Maybe in future updates. Original Review: I’ve been a loyal subscriber, and sadly I have unsubscribed due to the lack of updates to the app. The most important of which is the recognition of “weekly” paying ETFs If you have weekly paying ETFs in your portfolio, the calculations for dividend yields, returns, etc. are of no value since quarterly or monthly settings makes the result meaningless. I contacted the dev months ago about but still no fix. I otherwise really liked the app, although I made some suggestions on how to make it even better, but nothing has changed.

I love this App! For dividend growth investors it is a must. I find myself looking at this App all the time. First, it shows you your dividends that you will receive that day, week, month or year by holding. It will also give you ex-dates as well as payment dates. It also shows your current yield and yield on investment cost. One of my favorite features is the dividend increases and how much you will receive monthly, quarterly and annually including percentage of growth. There is an annual subscription payment but I honestly can say it is too low for the features you get. The most amazing thing that I have noticed is the support. Chris is unbelievable in his responses to any issues. He has been wonderful and I can praise this App and the support enough. As I said, best Dividend App by far! Steve S. CPA

I drip my dividends and after the dividends are paid, I go in to update my shares held and cost basis. Instead of keeping the previous dividend payment the amount that was actually paid, the system back dates the dividends as though I had that many shares to begin with. So the old dividend payment shows the same amount as the future payment even though they are different because of the new shares purchased.