building a dividend portfolio

[jacksegal]

i am looking for a website where i in put my stocks and it tells me the individual UP TO DATE of their dividend rates.
any help would be appreciated
thank you,
j.s.

[DeborahB]

You should be able to do that in yahoo finance, free. You build a portfolio and then make the view one that shows the yield. There are lots of fields to pick from. The only thing is, it will tell you the annual dividend but the "yield" column is based on the current price of the stock, not what you paid. I've tried to get it to calculate based on my cost, but it's not an option.
finance.yahoo.com
You probably have to have a yahoo ID, not sure.

[OrcasIslandBound]

I use Morningstar's website. I pay about $120 year for this service, but find that the tools for researching and understanding individual stocks, stock funds and bond funds are better on this website than anywhere else. If you are a member of Fidelity, Morningstar provides a 30% discount on this service. I also use Fidelity's research tools. They get 2nd place.