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To: Aggie who wrote (4391)	4/8/2010 8:30:29 PM
From: chowder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34328

Hi Aggie, I found that site useful for compiling a list of companies in the order of consecutive years of increasing dividends. It's nice to have that info in one location. I don't know of a list of companies offering discounted share prices. If I come across one, I'll pass it along. I have my brokerage firm converting all holdings into reinvesting dividends. They even do it for companies that don't have DRIP programs, like O for example, and they don't charge for the service. They automatically buy shares with every dividend payment, even partial shares like mutual funds do.

To: Aggie who wrote (4391)	4/8/2010 9:03:18 PM
From: Steve Felix	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34328

Some at this site: dividendgrowthinvestor.com ANCX 5% . ANH 5% . BMO 2% . BNS 2% . BPOP 5% . COBH 3% . CWBS 5% . DRE 3% . ELS 5% . ENB 2% . FCE-A 3% . H T E 5% . HCN 2% . LRY 3% . MNRTA 5% . MPR 3% . NNN 1% . OCFC 3% . PEI 1% . PGH 5% . PKY 1% . PNY 5% . PULB 2% . PWE 5% . RWT 2% . RY 3% . SJI 2% . SSS 2% . TD 1% . TDS 5% . TRP 5% . VTR 1% . WTR 5% 43 here on pages 17 + 18: dripinvestor.com Mostly Canadian, with some US: sites.google.com Can't seem to find anything that looks like a single complete list. Maybe if you compile one you will share here. :)