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What is Dividend Reinvestment?

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Dividend reinvestment means using dividend income to purchase additional shares rather than spending it. This compound growth effect can significantly boost long-term returns. A £10,000 investment yielding 4% with reinvested dividends grows much faster than one where dividends are taken as cash.

Related terms: DRIP Dividend Compound Interest

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