Common Stocks

Discover the power of ownership. Choose common stocks for companies you care about, and feel more connected to your investment.

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Why choose common stocks?

Common stockholders are usually paid out company profits in the form of dividends. So when a company does well, so do you. But there’s more to common stocks. When you purchase a stock, you become a shareholder, or a partial owner of a corporation. Purchasing a stock allows you to have some voting rights in the company, so you can make your voice heard when corporate policies change or a new board of directors is elected.

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Gives you ownership in the companies you choose

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Easy to purchase

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Large variety of companies to choose from

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