For Dividend Investors
Know Which Dividends Will Survive.
A high yield tells you what a company paid last year. It tells you nothing about whether it can pay next year. Intrinsiqq scores the payment itself, using the cash flow behind it.
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One Score for Safety, Growth and Income
Every dividend payer gets a 0-100 score built from three weighted parts: safety at 40%, growth at 35% and income at 25%. Safety looks at how much of free cash flow and earnings the payout actually consumes, so a dividend covered twice over never scores the same as one covered barely. You get the composite and every input behind it, not a black box.
See a dividend scorecard→Spot a Yield Trap Before You Buy
A payout ratio above free cash flow is the single clearest warning that a dividend is being funded by borrowing rather than earning. We surface payout on both an earnings and a free-cash-flow basis, flag companies whose last payment was more than three years ago, and break the growth streak the moment a year is flat or missed. No smoothing, no rounding a cut into a pause.
Screen for covered dividends→The Full Per-Share History, Not a Yield Snapshot
Dividend per share year by year, straight from the filings, plus the consecutive-growth streak and the compound growth rate over the period. Quarterly payers are reconciled to a clean annual series, so a company that shifted its payment calendar doesn't look like it cut.
Read the methodology→Check the Business, Not Just the Cheque
A dividend is only as durable as the company paying it. The same page gives you a quality score across eight checks including return on capital, margin trend and net debt against free cash flow, so you can tell a genuinely strong payer from one propping up a yield with leverage.
See a quality scorecard→What changes when you have the working
Without it
Sorting by yield
The highest yields on any screen are usually the ones the market expects to be cut. Yield alone selects for trouble.
Payout ratio on earnings only
Earnings can be depressed by non-cash charges while cash flow is fine, or flattered while cash is not. One ratio is not enough.
Streaks with no context
"25 straight years" says nothing about whether this year's payment is covered by this year's cash.
With Intrinsiqq
Score, then yield
Rank by dividend safety first and use yield as the tiebreaker, so you are choosing among payments that can actually be sustained.
Earnings and cash cover, side by side
Payout measured against both net income and free cash flow, so a dividend funded by debt has nowhere to hide.
Streak plus coverage
The growth streak and the CAGR alongside the coverage that has to hold for the streak to continue.
Start With the Classic Payers
Dividend scorecards, payout history and safety checks. Free to view, no account required.
Dividend Investors FAQ
How is the dividend score calculated?
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It is a 0-100 composite of three weighted parts: safety at 40%, growth at 35% and income at 25%. Safety is driven by payout ratios measured against both net income and free cash flow. Growth uses the consecutive-year per-share growth streak and the compound growth rate. Income reflects the current yield. Every input is shown on the page alongside the score.
Is the dividend data free?
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Yes. Dividend scores, payout ratios and per-share history are free to view for every covered stock, with no account required. A free account adds a watchlist, and paid tiers add the screener, portfolio tracking and advanced charting.
Where does the dividend data come from?
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For US filers it is parsed directly from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings, so the per-share figures reconcile to the company's own 10-K and 10-Q. Non-US companies are sourced from our market data provider. Every figure on a stock page can be traced back to the filing period it came from.
How do you decide a dividend is unsafe?
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We do not issue a verdict. We surface the ratios that decide it: payout against earnings, payout against free cash flow, the direction of the streak, and net debt relative to free cash flow. A payout consuming more free cash flow than the company generates scores poorly on safety, because that gap has to be funded by debt or asset sales.
Do you cover dividend Aristocrats and Kings?
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We do not maintain those branded lists, but we calculate the underlying figure they are based on: consecutive years of per-share dividend growth, taken from the filings. You can screen on that streak directly rather than relying on a list someone else curates.
Do you cover ETF and fund distributions?
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No. Intrinsiqq covers individual companies only. There is no ETF, mutual fund or trust coverage, and we would rather say so than show you a page with gaps in it.
Can I track the dividend income from my own holdings?
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Yes, with a Premium plan. The portfolio tracker imports holdings from a Trading 212, Scalable Capital, Interactive Brokers or Robinhood CSV export, or you can enter them by hand. It does not connect live to your brokerage.
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