Dividend guide

DRIP explained

DRIP stands for dividend reinvestment plan. It describes a process where dividends are reinvested instead of taken as cash, depending on plan rules and eligibility.

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Why reinvestment matters

Reinvestment can change historical return outcomes because new shares or units may be acquired over time.

Dividend data vs return simulation

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