Five key dates every shareholder should know

By Deputy editor Tim Bennett Oct 11, 2012

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A raft of FTSE 100 shares recently passed their ex-dividend date. Tim Bennett explains what this means, and highlights four other dates that shareholders should add to their diaries

 

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  • 1. Tony

    (12 October 2012, 02:30PM)  Complain about this comment

    Quick question, which date does Tesco announce how much div they are hoping to pay out? My guess is that it's between 25th Feb (yr end) & 25th Apr (Ex-div)? Thanks.

  • 2. Thomas

    (13 October 2012, 12:01PM)  Complain about this comment

    Many of us small investors hold shares through stockbrokers in "nominee" accounts. The majority of my own portfolio is now held in my ISA account which is a nominee account.

    Perhaps a future video could explain what nominee accounts actually are and what rights and entitlements they give (or not) to the investor.

  • 3. Chez

    (03 January 2013, 10:05PM)  Complain about this comment

    I agree with Thomas above, I've no idea what it means.... although I have one myself!

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