Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIP) enable investors to automatically reinvest dividend payments to purchase additional shares, which increases the total share count and generates larger future dividend payments, creating a compounding effect that accelerates portfolio growth over time.
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Let's see how that impacts our dividend payment. So on a full drip, we get the first distribution right here. We buy more shares. As we buy more shares, you can see the total went from 20,992, we got this $3,547 payment.
We bought more shares at 2501, and that brings our share total up here to 21,133 shares.
What I want you to look at on the distribution, and again, this is just reinvesting it all, so it's compounding your growth of what you're getting for a payment because you have your dividend growing and you're growing the number of shares you have, which is just adding to the compounding impact of this.
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