- SCREEN
- Dashboard → Calendar widgets
- METRIC
- Next payment date
- PLAN
- Investor
Checked against the app on 25 September 2026
Two dashboard widgets make up the calendar. Month View puts each holding's events on a month grid: its next ex-dividend date, a payment date where the data feed has one, results days and recent news. A Bar Chart set to Estimated dividends turns the next twelve months into one bar per month, stacked by holding — your projected annual income, month by month, with its total underneath.
Read each date with its label. An ex-dividend date is the company's declared cut-off; an “Estimated Ex Dividend Date” is the app's guess from last year's timing, shown until the next one is declared. A payment date is rarer: the data feed has one only for US listings, and only until the ex-date passes. Everywhere else Estimated Dividends uses an estimated payment date: 30 days after the ex-date for London listings, 15 for US ones, and the ex-date itself for other markets.
Declared dates come from the company. Estimated ones come from last year and a typical gap.
DO IT IN THE APP
0 of 5 done- On your dashboard, open ADD A WIDGET and add Month View and Bar Chart. In the Bar Chart's ⚙ settings, pick Estimated dividends under Data flowing in. Open your dashboard →
- In Month View's ⚙ settings, choose which Event Filters to show: Ex Div, Paid Div, Earnings, News.
- Read the next month's events. “Estimated” in an event's name means the app worked the date out from last year.
- In the Bar Chart, see which holdings make up next month's bar, and note the Total.
- Check one estimated payment against the company's own announcement, so you know how far to trust the rest.
Educational content only. It is not personal financial advice.