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american shares
tanmann
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Hi there
unfortunately i have inherited shares in two american companies, any clues how to transfer them into my name
thanks
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I wish to have such misfortune too. If you would prefer not to have them I would be a willing recipient.tanmann said:Hi thereunfortunately i have inherited shares in two american companies, any clues how to transfer them into my namethanks
Sorry, I couldn't resist replying, but unfortunately I cannot help.
“Like a bunch of cod fishermen after all the cod’s been overfished, they don’t catch a lot of cod, but they keep on fishing in the same waters. That’s what’s happened to all these value investors. Maybe they should move to where the fish are.” Charlie Munger, vice chairman, Berkshire Hathaway0 -
Steve182 said:
I wish to have such misfortune too. If you would prefer not to have them I would be a willing recipient.tanmann said:Hi thereunfortunately i have inherited shares in two american companies, any clues how to transfer them into my namethanks
Sorry, I couldn't resist replying, but unfortunately I cannot help.
Perhaps you should think what "inheriting" implies ?OP, in what form have you inherited teh shares? certificates They are with a UK broker? A US one? Do you want the shares or would you rather have the money? Who is dealing with the estate?And my commiserations.2 -
thanks joeupon finding out more i feel it will be easier just to let them go as it where, need to get a medalion stamp etc lose money but its not money i had in the 1st placethanks0
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so you are really just going to let them go, and not even respond to AnotherJoe?
many of us own US shares as UK nationals, and there shouldn't be anything insurmountable.0 -
Letting them go???
How much are they worth?
£50 I can understand walking away.
£50,000 it's worth jumping through multiple hoopsHow's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 3.24% of current retirement "pot" (as at end December 2025)0 -
Medallion stamp is about £280 plus may need a few notarisations, say about £30, so £300 would be nearer the minimum threshold1
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hi all back to these shares can anyone recomend someone to transfer shares thanks
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If you're resuscitating this thread, it would be worth going back and answering the questions you were asked above by @AnotherJoe, which would otherwise need to be repeated....tanmann said:hi all back to these shares can anyone recomend someone to transfer shares thanks0
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