Loyal3 only lists dividend payments to 2 decimals

[sheepstache]

Is it wrong that this bothers me? If the Coke dividend is .305, they list it as .30. They're not skimming the money; my payment is accurate, but it bugs me that it doesn't add up right (and I am by no means an ocd-type), and that I have to go look it up to make my excel spreadsheet balance.

Same thing with something like Unilever only, because I don't know what exchange rate they got, I can't simply look it up somewhere; I have to figure out the dividend-per-share by calculating backwards. It's frustrating that I can't just see somewhere in black and white what it was so that I can reconcile everything.

Why can't they just list the extra digits? Is this a normal brokerage account thing?

[MDM]

There doesn't seem to be a standard on this.  At least, not among the various brokerages from whom we have received statements.  Three to five decimal places on those.

[innerscorecard]

You shouldn't expect the same accountability from Loyal3 as you would from a real brokerage. To be honest, I think they suck. I was glad to churn credit cards through them before they wisened up, but I think there's no reason any investor should use them unless they are fooled by the marketing.

[sheepstache]

Thank you for the info that it's not standard.

Ha ha, yeah, the only reason I have holdings with them is because I kept some stuff I picked up credit card churning. So if it really bugs me I can transfer them to Vanguard where I already have an account.