Any amount that remains unclaimed for over a period of seven years is transferred to Sebi’s Investor Education and Protection Fund. This, together with unclaimed provident funds, accounts for an additional amount of Rs 26,497 crore. So, take stock of your investments, or consult the experts.

What happens if you don’t know the basis of your stock?

First of all, you should really dig through all your records to try and find the brokerage statements that have your actual cost basis. Try the brokerage firm’s website to see if they have that data or call them to see if it can be provided.

How do I claim unclaimed dividends?

Procedure to claim unclaimed Dividend on Shares: To claim unclaimed dividend within seven years from the declaration, you have to contact the respective fund house or the Registrar & Transfer Agent of the concerned fund house and provide them with the folio number, bank account number and KYC proofs.

What was the stock price of Apple 10 years ago?

The stock briefly hit the $207.05 per share price that was needed to bring Apple to the $1 trillion mark before retreating, CNBC reports. So if you invested in Apple a decade ago, you’d probably be feeling pretty good about it today.

How much would Amazon stock have been worth 20 years ago?

Had the average Joe decided to save $5,000 and spend it on Amazon’s stock when it first hit the public markets 20 years ago, they be worth at least $2.4 million today. While those returns would have made the average Joe quite happy, $2.4 million would’ve hardly been noticeable in Buffett’s now $72 billion net worth.

Which is the best stock of the past 20 years?

The 5 Best-Performing Stocks of the Past 20 Years 1 Monster Beverage Corp (MNST) 2 Tractor Supply Co. 3 Old Dominion Freight Lines Inc. 4 HollyFrontier Corp. 5 Altria Group Inc.

When did you buy stock and what was the basis?

It was purchased between 1957 and 1980. If you bought the stock yourself, your basis is what you paid for the shares, including brokerage commissions (different rules apply if you inherited the stock or received it as a gift). If you have your old trade confirmations, it’ll be easy to look up the amount of money you originally invested.