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Don’t let the acronyms and investor jargon scare you off. In this part, I explain each of these options in turn, and in plain English; discuss their pros and cons; and show you how to implement them in your dividend investment strategy. | Part IV Checking Out Dividend Investment Vehicles The 5th Wave By Rich Tennant I read about investing in a company called Unihandle Ohio but I m uneasy about a stock that s listed on the NASDAQ as ShOh. In this part. Suying shares in a company is sort of like buying cereal. You can purchase one big box of a particular cereal or an assortment. In the world of investing you have even more options dividend reinvestment plans DRIPs direct purchase programs DPPs mutual funds exchange-traded funds ETFs and foreign dividend funds to name the most popular of the lot. Don t let the acronyms and investor jargon scare you off. In this part I explain each of these options in turn and in plain English discuss their pros and cons and show you how to implement them in your dividend investment strategy. Chapter 14 Compounding Your Returns with Dividend Reinvestment Plans In This Chapter Tuning in to the DRIP strategy Exploring the pros and cons of investing through DRIPs Signing up for a DRIP Keeping detailed records for tax purposes Digging up specific information about available DRIPs 0rip drip drip . . . Water from a leaky faucet may not seem like much but at the end of the year it s likely to account for more than 30 gallons. Likewise dividends reinvested in a company through a DRIP or DRP dividend reinvestment plan can form a surprisingly large pool of investment capital over time. As your shares earn dividends you pour them back into your investment to buy more shares which earn more dividends to buy even more shares to earn even bigger dividends well you get the idea. If you drip some additional investment capital into the mix your pool fills even faster. Companies that offer DRIPs usually run the programs themselves or through an affordable transfer agent and often charge no or minimal transaction fees. In addition they may even offer a discount so that investors enrolled in the program can pick up shares for less than the current market rate and reinvest dividends without
