Perks are a small extra
A shareholder perk is a consumer benefit attached to owning shares. It is not a measure of investment quality, an investment return, or a reason on its own to buy a security. Perks Per Share provides reference information, not investment advice.
The shares carry the risk
Share prices can fall, and you can lose the money you invest. A discount or voucher does not protect the value of your holding. A company can change or withdraw its perk. The FCA explains investment risk and returns.
Costs can outweigh the benefit
Dealing fees, account charges, currency conversion and the spread—the difference between buying and selling prices—can exceed the value of a perk. Taxes may also apply; their treatment depends on the investment and your circumstances. We do not calculate your personal tax position.
Some shares are difficult to sell
Smaller companies and lightly traded markets can have wider spreads and fewer buyers. An advertised share price does not guarantee that you can buy or sell at that price or in the quantity you want.
Check the claim terms
Eligibility can depend on the exact security, holding structure, broker, account and qualifying date. Each page links to its issuer source and gives a checked date. A documented offer is distinct from a claim we have tested.