Free account, no minimum balance, and you can pause any month.
For existing shareholders
Statements, paper certificates, shares spread across brokers, bonus shares and selling: the guides for managing what you already hold, and how to bring it into one account.
Your CSCS statement is the independent record of every electronic holding in your name.
Shares spread across old brokers, apps and paper certificates can be moved into one account.
Once your shares are with Shares Saver, add to them, hold them or sell them in one place.
Where your shares sit, and how to read the statements that prove it.
Guides to the registrars that keep most Nigerian share registers: who they are and what to prepare.
Certificates from older public offers must be converted to electronic form before they can be sold.
Mergers, rescues and closures since 2005, and what each meant for the shareholders.
Holdings under several brokers or old apps can be moved and consolidated into one account.
What a company can offer or pay you as a shareholder of record.
Managing Nigerian shares from another country, the tax at home, and holding at size.
When the shareholder has died: transmission to the beneficiary, and an estate search that finds the shares and handles it.
How a sale works, what it costs, and when the money arrives.
Shares Saver can sell shares bought through it, or moved into your Shares Saver account. To move shares held elsewhere, it starts with a Find My Shares search across the registrars for holdings in your name. We then send you the transfer forms that the places holding your shares require, you fill them in, and we submit them on your behalf. The shares stay registered in your name throughout. See how your shares are held.
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Educational information only — not investment, legal or tax advice. Share values can fall as well as rise. All securities transactions are carried out through SEC-regulated stockbrokers.