Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

myDrips.com is a website that is used to help people with the Dividend Re-investment Plan investments. The following video gives a good introduction on how it can be used.

There are a few acronyms that are used on this site. This will go over what they stand for and what they mean. If we have missed any, please let us know.

ACB: Adjusted Cost Base
Adjusted Cost Base is the average cost of all your shares of a company. This is equal to all the money paid in (buys, dividend payments) divided by the number of shares you own in the company.

DRIP: Dividend Re-Investment Plan
This is an offer from the company to allow you to re-invest your dividends into additional shares of the company instead of receiving cash.

OCP: Optional Cash Purchase Plan
SPP: Share Purchase Plan
UPP: Unit Purchase Plan
These all mean the same thing and are interchangeable. This is an offer from the company to allow you to send in a cheque to invest in new shares directly from the company. This is (usually) without any transaction costs. SPP is usually for a corporation and UPP is usually for an income trust. SPP can refer to either.

You can create an account that tracks a single company for free. This will allow you the full functionality of the system for tracking dividend re-investments, optional cash purchases, and buys and sells.

If you wish to add additional companies, you can either purchase a monthly or annual subscription. Current costs are:

$3 per Month
$29 per Year (includes 3 courtesy free shares -- a $30 value!)

This gives you full access to all securities in our system as well as the ability to create multiple portfolios.

The following companies are currently listed in our database. Currently, we just have Canadian companies, but US companies are planned in the future. If there is a company you would like to see, please don't hesitate to request it on the Report Data Error page, with the subject 'New Security Request'.

Current Company List (Canadian)
Aberdeen Asia-Pacific Income Investment Company Limited
Agnico Eagle Mines Limited
AltaGas Income Trust
ARC Resources
Artis REIT
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
BCE Inc.
Bell Alliant
CAE Inc.
Canadian REIT
CIBC
Dundee REIT
Dundee International REIT
Emera Inc.
Enbridge Inc.
Enerplus Corporation
Exchange Income Fund
Firm Capital Corporation
Fortis Inc.
H&R REIT
Imperial Oil Limited
Manitoba Telecom Services Inc.
Manulife Financial Corporation
National Bank of Canada
Pembina Pipeline Corporation
Pengrowth Energy
PennWest Exploration
Provident Energy Trust
RioCan REIT
Sun Life Financial
Suncor Energy Inc.
Superior Plus Corp.
Telus Corporation
TransAlta Corporation
TransCanada Corporation

To signup, click the 'Register' button along the top of all the pages.



This will take you to the registration page. You just have to enter your name, email address and password (and read the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy) and you can start your trial!

If you are happy with our service and want to add more securities and create additional portfolios, you can choose between a 1 year or 1 month recurring subscription. Click the 'Subscription' button at the top of the page after logging in, and click the 'Subscribe' button to signup! Enter your billing information, and click Confirm. This will take you to a summary page before confirming your payment. Click the 'Make Payment' button to confirm your payment.

To cancel, click the 'Subscription' button along the top of all the pages.



Click the 'Cancel' button. A popup will ask you to confirm. It will tell you when you account is valid until. You will still be able to logon to that date and will have full access to the system. You can renew anytime before then for uninterrupted access!



If you are considering cancelling, we'd love to hear why. Please take a few moments and go to the to Contact Us page, and in the 'Subject' drop down list, select 'Suggestion' (or anything else). We will read your feedback and will definitely get back to you.

If you have already made up your mind, we'd still love to hear what we can be doing better. We provide a window upon cancellation where you can enter your feedback (or you can click 'No' to cancel without telling us anything).

We hope we can exceed your expectations and are always available for help and feedback!

Okay. First we will admit that the upgrade process isn't the most intuitive. That being said, it is relatively painless, but a bit kludgy.

First, you have to cancel as described above.

After cancelling, you go the the 'Subscription' button along the top of all the pages. Once on this page, you click the 'Renew' button. This will take you through the billing cycle.



Now, the renewal will extend your account from the end of your current subscription for the length of time you have selected. You aren't going to be double billed for anything and you will have full access over this time. The only caveat is that you are billed today for your monthly/annual subscription that will start at the end of your current subscription.

A Portfolio is used to hold securities that you wish to group together. You could create a Portfolio for each family member, or perhaps group your companies by transfer agent. To do this you need to first create a portfolio. This is done by following these steps:

1) Go to the My Portfolios page.

2) Click on the 'Add Portfolio +' button in the top left corner.
When you click the 'Add Portfolio +' button, a dialog box will appear as follows:


3) Enter the 'Portfolio Name' for this new Portfolio.

4) Enter the 'Description' for this new Portfolio. (optional)

5) Click the 'Add >' button. Your new Portfolio has now been created!

A Portfolio is used to hold securities that you wish to group together. You could create a Portfolio for each family member, or perhaps group your companies by transfer agent. After creating a Portfolio, you can edit the Name and Description of the Portfolio. This is done by following these steps:

1) Go to the My Portfolios page.

2) For the Portfolio you wish to edit, click the small edit icon on the right hand side of the row (as shown below).


3) Click on the bolded text in either the 'Portfolio Name' or 'Description' field you wish to edit.

4) Repeat this step if you wish to edit the other field as well.


5) After you have completed editing your Portfolio, click the save icon on the right hand side of the row.


Your Portfolio has now been updated!

A Portfolio is used to hold securities that you wish to group together. You could create a Portfolio for each family member, or perhaps group your companies by transfer agent. If you have a Portfolio you no longer want to use, you can delete it. This is done by following these steps:

NOTE: This will delete ALL securities and transactions associated with this portfolio. These cannot be retrieved after being deleted. Proceed with caution!

1) Go to the My Portfolios page.

2) For the Portfolio you wish to delete, click the small delete icon on the right hand side of the row (as shown below).


3) A pop-up dialog will appear asking if you are sure you wish to delete your Portfolio. If so, click 'Ok'.


4) After saying yes, you are asked again if you are 100% sure you want to delete your Portfolio. If so, click 'Ok'.


Your Portfolio has now been deleted!

Once you have a portfolio created, you can add any companies to your portfolios that are appropriate.

1) Go to the My Portfolios page.

2) Select the portfolio you want to edit by clicking on the row in the My Portfolios grid.

3) Click on the 'Add Company +' button in the top left corner.


4) The 'Add Company to Portfolio' pop-up dialog will appear:


5) Select the 'Company' from the drop down list. If the company you are looking for is not listed, you can request an addition on the Data Error page, and select 'New Security Request' in the 'Subject' field.

6) Select the 'Date' you bought the company on. This should be the date you bought a share(s) from someone. For Optional Cash Purchases (OCP) purchases, you should use the 'How do I add an OCP Transaction?' steps.

7) Enter the 'Total # Shares' purchased. For example, if you bought 2 shares, enter 2 here.

8) Enter the 'Price/Share $' purchased. For example, if you paid $10 a share, enter 10 here.

9) Enter the 'Total $' paid for the shares. For example, 2 shares * $10 a share, you would enter 20 here. (note, this field will automatically populate based on the information entered for 'Total # Shares' and 'Price/Share $')

Your Company has now been added to your Portfolio!

There are a few types of transactions that can be added in myDrips.com for Companies. They are:

Buy Transaction
A Buy transaction is when you buy a share or shares directly from another individual. The price and date are entirely up to you to decide which was correct.

Sell Transaction
A Sell transaction is when you sell a share or shares. This could be via a transfer out of your account, or directly through the transfer agent. The price and date are entirely up to you to decide which was correct.

OCP Transaction
An Option Cash Purchase (OCP) transaction is when you submit a cheque to the transfer agent to buy additional shares. This is for companies that have a Share Purchase Plan (SPP) plan. Here, we have entered many of the historical and future dates and prices into our database, so you just need to select the OCP Transaction Date from the list and we will populate the rest of the information automatically. Sometimes we may not have entered the price immediately after the OCP date. In that case, you may need to update that. If you wish to report a data error with our information, you can do that on the Data Error page. We'd greatly appreciate the help!

DRIP Transaction
A Dividend Re-Investment Plan (DRIP) transaction is when the dividends paid from the company are re-invested into new shares of the company. This is for companies that have a DRIP plan. Here, we have entered many of the historical and future dates and prices into our database. These transactions are automatically added to your portfolio when you buy a share and do not need to add them. You (hopefully) just need to confirm them. You can edit them though if our information is incorrect (or the transfer agent rounded your information differently as they sometimes do). If you wish to report a data error with our information, you can do that on the Data Error page. We'd greatly appreciate the help!

Split Transaction
A Split transaction is when the company does a split. This is done automatically by the system. You just need to confirm the transaction. If you wish to report a data error with our information, you can do that on the Data Error page. We'd greatly appreciate the help!

The following questions will go into more detail for each of the transaction types and how to make use of them!

The My Transactions page is used to show all transactions for all shares that you own. You can select a single company from your drop down list to show only 1 company. You can also choose to display only 'Unapproved' transactions. These are transactions (DRIP or Split) that have not yet been approved by you.



The columns on this table are as follows:

Date
This is the Transaction Date for the transaction.

Symbol
This is the company Symbol for the transaction.

Type
This is the Type of transaction. This can be Buy (buying shares), Sell (selling shares), OCP (an optional cash purchase was sent to the company), DRIP (a dividend paid by the company) or a SPLIT (the company has split the shares).

Opening # Shares
This is the number of shares that you held as of the record date before the transaction. Note that the record date happens 1 to 30 days before the transaction date, so its possible that a buy or sell before the transaction date results in shares that will not be included in this transaction. For more information on Record VS Transaction Dates, see the FAQ: 'What's the difference between a Record and Transaction Date?'

Dividend
This is the Dividend that paid for each share of this company.

Transaction Amt
This is the total Transaction Amount that is paid for this date. For a DRIP transaction, this should equal Opening Number of Shares * Dividend. For Buy or Sell Transactions, this amount is entered by the you.

Price/Share
This is the price per share that is used for this transaction (ie: the price the shares were bought, sold or reinvested at).

Change in Shares
This is the change in shares for this transaction (bought or re-invested will be a positive number, whereas sales will result in a negative number).

Total $
This is the Total amount of money that has been invested in this company. This is total of Buy Transactions + OCP Transactions + DRIP Transactions - Sell Transactions. This is used for calculating your adjusted cost base (ACB).

Updated # Shares
This is the update number of shares held after the transaction has taken place.

ACB
This is the adjusted cost base for your shares after this transaction date.

Re-Invested
This is used for DRIP transactions only and is used to mark that the dividends were re-invested into new shares. If you were paid the dividends instead, you would uncheck this box.

Confirmed
This marks that the transaction was confirmed.

Action
This is where you can select if you want to edit or delete this transaction.

A Split transaction is when the company does a split. This is done automatically by the system. You just need to confirm the transaction by clicking on the yellow checkmark as shown below.



If you wish to report a data error with our information, you can do that on the Data Error page. We'd greatly appreciate the help!

An Option Cash Purchase (OCP) transaction is when you submit a cheque to the transfer agent to buy additional shares. This is for companies that have a Share Purchase Plan (SPP) plan. Here, we have entered many of the historical and future dates and prices into our database, so you just need to select the OCP Transaction Date from the list and we will populate the rest of the information automatically. This is done by following these steps:

1) Go to the My Transactions page.

2) Click on the 'Add Transaction +' button in the top left corner.


3) The 'Add Transaction' pop-up dialog will appear:



4) Select the 'Company' from the drop down list. If the company you are looking for is not listed, you can request an addition on the Data Error page, and select 'New Security Request' in the 'Subject' field.

5) Select the 'Type' of the Transaction from the drop down list (OCP).

6) Select the 'Date' of the Transaction. This will be a date of all available OCP reinvestment dates for this company. If this looks incorrect, you can report a data error on the Data Error page, and we'll look into it.

7) Enter the 'Total $' amount next. While this is not the next text box to be entered, the 'Price/Share $' should be automatically filled in when you select the OCP Date with the correct price, and the 'Total # Shares' should then calculate automatically.

8) Review the 'Price/Share $' and 'Total # Shares' to ensure it matches your statement.

9) Click the 'Add >' button.

Your OCP Transaction has now been added (and it will be marked as confirmed)!

A Buy transaction is when you buy a share or shares directly from another individual. The price and date are entirely up to you to decide which was correct. This is done by following these steps:

1) Go to the My Transactions page.

2) Click on the 'Add Transaction +' button in the top left corner.


3) The 'Add Transaction' pop-up dialog will appear:



4) Select the 'Company' from the drop down list. If the company you are looking for is not listed, you can request an addition on the Data Error page, and select 'New Security Request' in the 'Subject' field.

5) Select the 'Type' of the Transaction from the drop down list (Buy).

6) Select the 'Date' of the Transaction. This is a small calendar that you can use to select when you purchased your share(s). 7) Enter the 'Total # Shares'. This is the total number of shares you have purchased.

8) Enter the 'Price/Share $'. This is the price per share you paid. This should include the $10 courtesy fee (or any additional fees incurred to purchase the share, such as Brokerage Fees, Registration Fees, etc).

9) Enter the 'Total $' amount. This will have calculated automatically based on the 'Total # Shares' and the 'Price/Share $' entered above.

10) Click the 'Add >' button.

Your Buy Transaction has now been added (and it will be marked as confirmed)!

A Sell transaction is when you sell a share or shares. This could be via a transfer out of your account, or directly through the transfer agent. The price and date are entirely up to you to decide which was correct. This is done by following these steps:

1) Go to the My Transactions page.

2) Click on the 'Add Transaction +' button in the top left corner.


3) The 'Add Transaction' pop-up dialog will appear:



4) Select the 'Company' from the drop down list. If the company you are looking for is not listed, you can request an addition on the Data Error page, and select 'New Security Request' in the 'Subject' field.

5) Select the 'Type' of the Transaction from the drop down list (Sell).

6) Select the 'Date' of the Transaction. This is a small calendar that you can use to select when you sold your share(s). 7) Enter the 'Total # Shares'. This is the total number of shares you have sold.

8) Enter the 'Price/Share $'. This is the price you sold each share at.

9) Enter the 'Total $' amount. This will have calculated automatically based on the 'Total # Shares' and the 'Price/Share $' entered above.

9) Click the 'Add >' button.

Your Sell Transaction has now been added (and it will be marked as confirmed)!

A Dividend Re-Investment Plan (DRIP) transaction is when the dividends paid from the company are re-invested into new shares of the company. This is for companies that have a DRIP plan. Here, we have entered many of the historical and future dates and prices into our database. These transactions are automatically added to your portfolio when you buy a share and do not need to add them. You just need to confirm the transaction by clicking on the yellow checkmark as shown below.



If we have an error in our date, you can edit the data by clicking the edit icon as shown below:


This will allow you to edit the following fields:

Dividend
This is the dollar amount of the dividend paid per share/unit of the company.

Transaction Amount
This is the total dollar amount of the dividend paid for all shares you hold of the company. This is provided as sometimes companies round differently. For example, when RioCan paid 11.5 cents a share, if you owned 1 share you might get 11 cents or 12 cents depending on the month. If our calculation is incorrect, you can edit this here.

Price/Share
This is the re-investment share price for this date.

Change in Shares
This is the number of shares the Transaction Amount has purchased.

If you wish to report a data error with our information, you can do that on the Data Error page. We'd greatly appreciate the help!

Sometimes instead of re-investing a dividend payment, you might receive a cheque. This could be because you haven't gotten in the paperwork yet for the Dividend Re-Investment Plan, or perhaps you are enjoy the fruits of your labours and starting to receive some cheques for spending money. In either case, you can simply mark a dividend as non reinvested, but editing a DRIP transaction, and unchecking the 'Reinvested' checkbox. This is done by following these steps:

1) Go to the My Transactions page.

2) For the transaction that you want to mark as non reinvested, click the edit transaction icon.


3) Uncheck the 'Reinvested' checkbox.


4) Click the save icon.


You have now updated your DRIP transaction as not reinvested!

To edit a transaction, simply click the edit icon on the right hand side of the row containing the transaction you wish to edit.


NOTE: By default, the transaction fields are automatically calculated, but you are free to edit any of the fields that are bolded (and these are described below). However, once you edit a field, the data fields will not recalculated. Basically, we calculate the data for you, and then you are free to manual tweak the data if required (for example, if the transfer agent rounded differently).

The following transaction fields are editabled.

Dividend
This is the dividend amount paid per share for a DRIP transaction.
This is editable only for DRIP transactions.

Transaction Amt
This is the total transaction amount that is used for the transaction.
For a Buy transaction, this is the total paid for all share(s) purchased.
For a Sell transaction, this is the total received for all share(s) sold.
For a DRIP transaction, this is the dividends received for this dividend date.
For an OCP transaction, this is the total cash re-invested for this OCP date.

Price/Share
This is the price per share that is used for the transaction.
For a Buy transaction, this is the price per share paid for the share(s).
For a Sell transaction, this is the price per share the share(s) were sold for.
For a DRIP transaction, this is the price per share the dividends were re-invested for.
For an OCP transaction, this is the price per share the optional cash purchase was re-invested at.

Change in Shares
This is the total change in the number of shares for this transaction.
For a Buy transaction, this is the number of shares purchased.
For a Sell transaction, this is the number of shares sold.
For a DRIP transaction, this is the number of shares purchased with the DRIP proceeds (dividends).
For an OCP transaction, this is the number of shares purchased with the OCP contribution (your cheque sent in).

To delete a transaction, simply click the delete icon on the right hand side of the row containing the transaction you wish to delete.


The following transactions are deleteable.

Buy
If you have a Buy transaction that was incorrect or not applicable, you can delete it.

Sell
If you have a Sell transaction that was incorrect or not applicable, you can delete it.

OCP
If you have a OCP transaction that was incorrect or not applicable, you can delete it.

DRIP
If you have a DRIP transaction that was incorrect or not applicable, you cannot delete it. However, you can mark it as paid instead (simply edit and uncheck 'Reinvested'. For more information, see the FAQ for: 'How do I mark a DRIP as paid to me instead of reinvested?'

Split
If you have a Split transaction that was incorrect or not applicable, you cannot delete it. This should be applicable for all owners of the shares at that date. If you wish to report an error though, please do so on the Report Data Error page.

The My Projected Income page is used to show your future dividends that will be paid in the coming months. This will assume that all dividends will be re-invested, and for the sake of estimates, will use the current market price for the re-investment price, as well as the current dividend payout. This will show the affect of dividend compounding on the shares that you own.



The top highlighted row shows the Month and Year and includes the total amount of dividends paid for that month. The rows underneath it show the break down of the various companies and how their re-investment is done. This is only for future months and only for shares that you own. The columns are explained below:

Date
This is the transaction date of the dividend. This is the date that the dividend will be paid.

Symbol
This is the symbol for the company that is paying the dividend.

# Shares
This is the current number of shares you own of the company.

Dividend
This is the dividend amount per share.

Amount
This is the total amount you are owed for this transaction. It is assumed that this money is re-invested.

Share Price
This is the share price that is used for re-investment. This is the current market price of the company.

Total New Shares
This is the total number of new shares your dividend payment will buy.

The OCP Calendar page is used to show the monthly events for all companies that are in our myDrips.com database. This will show dividend record dates, dividend payments dates, OCP due dates, and OCP reinvestment dates.



You may select the Year and Month that you wish to show the monthly calendar for. As well, you can select the checkbox to show only your securities.

If you are showing all securities, the securities you hold are highlighted in Navy and Green. The companies that you do not currently own are in gray.

The Securities page is used to show a list of all securities that are in the myDrips.com database.



This displays the following fields in the table.

EX
This is the exchange that the company trades one.

Symbol
This is the symbol for the company on the exchange.

Company
This is the name of the company.

Sector
This is the economic sector that the company operates in. This is useful for balancing your portfolio.

Next OCP Date
This is the date the company's next OCP Contribution is done (transaction date). The OCP payment is due before this date.

Price
This is the current price that the company is currently trading at.

Dividend Yield
This is the current yield that the company is returning.

DRIP Cycle
This is the how often the company pays its dividend.

Discount
This is the discount (if any) that is applicable on re-investment.

If you select any row in the table, it will open up the Securities Detail page for that security.

The Security Details page is used to show the details for a security that is in the myDrips.com database.



This displays the following fields in the table.

Company
This is the name of the company. From this drop down list you can select a different company to view.

Start & End
These are the start and end date to view historical distributions for this company. After selecting the start and end dates, you can click 'Submit' to update the 'Distributions' table.

Symbol
This is the symbol for the company on the exchange.

EX
This is the exchange that the company trades one.

Sector
This is the economic sector that the company operates in. This is useful for balancing your portfolio.

Last Price
This is the current price that the company is currently trading at.

Annual Dividend
This is the dividend that the company is currently paying per year.

Yield
This is the current yield that the company is returning (Annual Dividend / Last Price).

Transfer Agent
This is the transfer agent that handles transactions for this company.

OCP Discount
This is the discount available for optional cash purchases for this company.

Next OCP Due
This is the date the company's next OCP Contribution is due (record date).

Next OCP Date
This is the date the companies next OCP Contribution is done (transaction date). The OCP payment is due before this date, at the 'Next OCP Date' described above.

Min OCP Amount
This is the minimum amount that must be invested per OCP cycle, as well as what that cycle is (Monthly or Quarterly).

Max OCP Amount
This is the maximum amount that may be invested per OCP cycle, as well as what that cycle is (Monthly, Quarterly or Yearly).

DRIP Cycle
This is the how often the company pays its dividend.

Discount on DRIP
This is the discount available for DRIP re-investments for this company.

There are 2 types of dates we talk about on myDrips.com. Record Dates and Transaction Dates.

Record Date
The Record Date is the date that shares must be held for an event to occur. For DRIP transactions, this means that you have to hold the shares on the Record Date to be paid the dividend. We also use Record Dates for OCP transactions to represent when the OCP Payment is due for next OCP date.

Transaction Date
The Transaction Date is the date that transaction actually occurs on. For example for DRIP transactions, this is the actual date that the dividends are paid.

If you have found something that you think might be a bug, we would love it if you took a few moments to tell us about it! To do that, go to the to Contact Us page, and in the 'Subject' drop down list, select 'Bug'. We will investigate and will definitely get back to you.




The 'First Name', 'Last Name', and 'Email' text boxes should be populated with your information already. This is so we can more easily contact you to give you an update on your report. In the 'Body' of the message, the more information you can provide the better! Ideally this would be a description of the problem, the browser and computer you are using (Windows, Apple, Linux), and the steps how we can recreate the problem on our end. If its okay for us to call you, please feel free to add your phone number in the Body of the message. We always love the opportunity to talk to our fellow DRIPpers!

Or alternatively, you can call us at: (855) 374-7737

We'd really do appreciate your help!

Is there a security we are missing? If so, please request it and we will start looking at getting it added! Just go to the to Report Data Error page, and in the 'Subject' drop down list, select one of the following subject lines. We will read your idea and will definitely get back to you.




The 'First Name', 'Last Name', and 'Email' text boxes should be populated with your information already. This is so we can more easily contact you to give you an update on your report. The 'Subject' of the message should be one of the following types:

Data Error Types

Missing Scheduled DRIP Transaction
This is used if you believe we are missing a DRIP transaction for a company.

Missing Scheduled OCP Transaction
This is used if you believe we are missing an OCP transaction for a company.

Missing Split Transaction
This is used if you believe we have incorrect data for a Split transaction for a company.

Incorrect Scheduled DRIP Transaction
This is used if you believe we have incorrect data for a DRIP transaction for a company.

Incorrect OCP Transaction
This is used if you believe we are missing an OCP transaction for a company.

Incorrect Split Transaction
This is used if you believe have incorrect data for a Split transaction for a company.

New Security Request
This is used if you want to request a new Security for us to start tracking at myDrips.com.

In the 'Body' of the message, the more information you can provide the better! The name of the company, the date of the transaction and what you think the error is. If you have a link to a website that has the correct data, that would be great too. We'll investigate and determine which is correct! If its okay for us to call you, please feel free to add your phone number in the Body of the message. We always love the opportunity to talk to our fellow DRIPpers!

Or alternatively, you can call us at: (855) 374-7737

We'd really do appreciate your help!

Have a suggestion as to how we can do things better, or a new feature that would make DRIPing easier? We'd love to hear it! Just go to the to Contact Us page, and in the 'Subject' drop down list, select 'Suggestion'. We will read your idea and will definitely get back to you.




The 'First Name', 'Last Name', and 'Email' text boxes should be populated with your information already. This is so we can more easily contact you to give you an update on your report. In the 'Body' of the message, the more information you can provide the better! What you think we are doing less than perfectly, or something that you feel is missing. If its okay for us to call you, please feel free to add your phone number in the Body of the message. We always love the opportunity to talk to our fellow DRIPpers!

Or alternatively, you can call us at: (855) 374-7737

We'd really do appreciate your help!

Is there a security we are missing? If so, please request it and we will start looking at getting it added! Just go to the to Report Data Error page, and in the 'Subject' drop down list, select 'New Security Request'. We will read your idea and will definitely get back to you. Sadly, sometimes it takes some time to track down the correct information, so adding new securities sometimes takes a bit of time. But we will keep you updated on our progress!




The 'First Name', 'Last Name', and 'Email' text boxes should be populated with your information already. This is so we can more easily contact you to give you an update on your report. In the 'Body' of the message, the more information you can provide the better! The name of the company, the exchange that it trades on and its symbol is great. If you have the transfer agent or the company website handy even better (helps to make sure we are pulling in the right company, but we'll talk to you as we investigate to double check we are doing the right company). If its okay for us to call you, please feel free to add your phone number in the Body of the message. We always love the opportunity to talk to our fellow DRIPpers!

Or alternatively, you can call us at: (855) 374-7737

We'd really do appreciate your help!