Add Estimated Dividend Yield to Investment Dashboard in Quicken for Mac

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Quicken for Mac’s Investment Dashboard currently displays Security, Shares, Price, Value, Change%, and Change$, but there is no option to include Estimated Dividend Yield as a column. While yield information can be accessed by clicking on individual securities, having it directly visible in the Dashboard would allow for easier comparison. Adding this feature would enhance investment tracking, particularly for those focused on income-generating investments.

[Overview of User Request - See First Comment]

This discussion was created from comments split from: Quicken Classic Mac 8.1 has been released!.

Elliott W

Yield, where for out thou Yield

I'd start a new thread, but this is close enough and couldn't figure out how to start a new thread. I'm a simple user, 20+ years. Love 8.1.1 and being able to track Investments, especially since all the major brokerages have jumbled home pages.

So for Investment accounts I'm looking at a display in Dashboard that shows Security, Shares, Price Value, Change%, Change$. Very satisfied. I just want to add standard estimated Div Yield (I know I can Click on the Stock or ETF and get a list of all the standard stock information). I just want it included in the Dashboard display for comparison purposes (I'm retired so Yield is important and a primary focus). I right click using every combination and nothing seems to change the original screen.

I understand that Mac Quicken has been a step child, but I see thread similar to this waiting for catching up to Windows from 2018!

Quicken Jasmine

Hi @Elliott W,

Thanks for sharing your request! I went ahead and turned this into an Idea thread so that other users can view it, vote, and add their input. This will also help our teams see the level of interest in adding Estimated Dividend Yield as a column in the Investment Dashboard.

I appreciate you taking the time to provide details on how this feature would improve investment tracking, especially for those focused on yield. Let me know if you have any other questions, and thanks again for your suggestion!