What is Dividend Reinvestment?
Dividend Reinvestment (also called drip) — Using dividends received to buy more shares or units instead of taking cash, compounding your holding over time.
In simple terms
Reinvesting dividends can meaningfully boost long-run returns.
Why Dividend Reinvestment matters when you invest
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Dividend Reinvestment — frequently asked questions
What is Dividend Reinvestment?
Using dividends received to buy more shares or units instead of taking cash, compounding your holding over time.
What does Dividend Reinvestment mean in the stock market?
Using dividends received to buy more shares or units instead of taking cash, compounding your holding over time. Reinvesting dividends can meaningfully boost long-run returns.
Can you give an example of Dividend Reinvestment?
Reinvesting dividends can meaningfully boost long-run returns.
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