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In this video, learn how to enable Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP) on your Robinhood account to automatically reinvest your earned dividends into additional shares of the same stock or ETF.

Dividend Reinvestment is a smart feature for investors who want to maximize their portfolio growth over time by taking advantage of compounding. Here’s how to enable this feature:

Steps to Enable Dividend Reinvestment on Robinhood:
1. **Log Into Your Account**:
Open your browser or the Robinhood app and log in using your credentials. This will take you to the homepage.

2. **Navigate to the Investing Tab**:
On the app, swipe to the left-hand side to find the "Investing" tab.
If you’re on the web, locate the "Settings" menu.

3. **Locate Dividend Reinvestment**:
Scroll through the settings or investing options to find the "Dividend Reinvestment" section.
The feature might be listed as "DRIP" (Dividend Reinvestment Plan).

4. **Enable the Feature**:
Toggle the option to "On."
Robinhood will guide you through the process, confirming that dividends from eligible stocks or ETFs will now be automatically reinvested.

5. **Save Changes**:
Once you’ve enabled the feature, save your settings. Robinhood will notify you that DRIP is now active on your account.

6. **Verify Your Settings**:
Check your settings to confirm DRIP is enabled.
From now on, any dividends earned will be used to purchase fractional shares of the same asset.

Benefits of DRIP:
Automatically reinvest dividends without needing to place manual trades.
Helps grow your portfolio through compounding.
Avoids cash drag by keeping your funds actively invested.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:10 What is Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP)?
0:30 How to Log In to Robinhood
0:50 Accessing the Dividend Reinvestment Settings
1:10 Enabling DRIP on Robinhood
1:40 Benefits of Dividend Reinvestment
2:00 Conclusion

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