Most mutual funds allow you to automatically reinvest income dividends and capital gain distributions. By reinvesting, you're buying additional shares and thereby dollar-cost averaging.
An arrangement by which the dividends or other earnings from an investment are used to buy additional shares in the investment vehicle.
A shareholder service that authorizes dividend and capital gain distributions to automatically purchase more fund shares. Taxes still must be paid on the amount reinvested even though no funds are received directly by the investor.
A service that most mutual funds offer whereby a shareholder's income dividends and capital gains distributions are automatically reinvested in additional shares.
RaboPlus will automatically reinvest a matured term deposit onto a new term deposit of the same period, at the interest rate applicable at the time of reinvestment.
Account is set up to automatically use dividend and/or capital gains distributions to purchase additional shares.
A service offered by most mutual funds whereby income dividends and capital gain distributions are automatically invested into the fund by buying additional shares and thus building up holdings through the effects of compounding.
An option available to mutual fund shareholders in which fund dividend and capital gains distributions are automatically invested back into a mutual fund to buy new shares at net asset value.
A Plan that allows unitholders to receive dividend distributions in the form of new units instead of cash.
A shareholder-authorized arrangement in which mutual fund dividends or capital gains are used to purchase additional shares, rather than being distributed to the shareholder. Even though you never see the dividends or capital gains, the funds are still subject to income taxes.
A method in which the dividends or other earnings from an investment are used to buy additional shares in the investment vehicle. Dividend Reinvestment Plans (Drips) are one example. See Drip Portfolio.
An option permitting mutual fund shareholders to purchase additional shares by using fund dividend and/or capital gains distributions.
A service giving investors the option to purchase additional shares using dividends and capital gain distributions.
A shareholder-authorized purchase of additional shares using dividends and capital gains distributions. Bear Market: An extended period during which security prices are generally falling.
An investing procedure that provides for automatically plowing dividends back into investments
A shareholder-authorized purchase of additional fund shares using dividend distributions or capital gains distributions.
Also known as a dividend reinvestment plan. It is an arrangement whereby mutual fund investors can use their fund dividends and capital gains to automatically purchase additional fund shares, rather than taking them in the form of a distribution.
A prearranged investment plan that automatically deposits mutual fund dividends or capital gains back into the fund to purchase additional shares. | | | B-C | | C-D | D-E | E-F | F-G | G-H | H-I
The program of purchasing additional shares using cash distributions and capital gain distributions at no or a reduced cost, thus allowing the shareholder to accumulate capital over time using dollar cost averaging.
A fund service giving shareholders the option to purchase additional shares using dividend and capital gains distributions. Also known as a DRIP "Dividend Reinvestment Program."
A shareholder-authorized purchase of additional shares using dividends and capital gains distributions. Balanced Portfolios: Portfolios diversified through investing in a combination of equity and fixed income investments.
