X-plan for Ford shareholders
#1
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X-plan for Ford shareholders
Hi,
Just wanted to share my experience. I have been a long time Ford shareholder and a few months ago I have found that Ford offers X-Plan pricing to the eligible shareholders.
The form is at http://www.fordflex.net/misc/ford-sh...pplication.pdf and you can search on Google for additional info.
I wanted to confirm that this works quite well for Canadians. I have filled the form (just put your 4 last digits of SIN instead of SSN), faxed it to Ford Shareholder Relationships fax line, added a statement from my broker showing that I had the shares for more than 6 months. Got the PIN by email in a couple of days.
So, if you want an additional argument in future negotiations with the dealer (guaranteed maximum price of invoice +2% with no haggling at all), do yourself a favor - buy 100 shares of Ford, hold them for 6 months. It is about $1250 US today and they pay a dividend of about 4,8% - still way better than a savings account Just do the math. This will pay you a reliable dividend, it is highly unlikely that you may lose a significant part of this investment and your savings on a decent vehicle will be more than the cost of these shares
Just wanted to share my experience. I have been a long time Ford shareholder and a few months ago I have found that Ford offers X-Plan pricing to the eligible shareholders.
The form is at http://www.fordflex.net/misc/ford-sh...pplication.pdf and you can search on Google for additional info.
I wanted to confirm that this works quite well for Canadians. I have filled the form (just put your 4 last digits of SIN instead of SSN), faxed it to Ford Shareholder Relationships fax line, added a statement from my broker showing that I had the shares for more than 6 months. Got the PIN by email in a couple of days.
So, if you want an additional argument in future negotiations with the dealer (guaranteed maximum price of invoice +2% with no haggling at all), do yourself a favor - buy 100 shares of Ford, hold them for 6 months. It is about $1250 US today and they pay a dividend of about 4,8% - still way better than a savings account Just do the math. This will pay you a reliable dividend, it is highly unlikely that you may lose a significant part of this investment and your savings on a decent vehicle will be more than the cost of these shares
#2
Well that's good to know... I've been holding Ford for years
#3
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Just noticed that the form is gone from the original site but I have found it in no time on the official Ford shareholder site: https://shareholder.ford.com/investo...s/default.aspx In this FAQ there is a section on that with the link.
#5
That was my exact plan, purchased my 100 shares in November thinking Xplan will be the best you could hope for on the redesign for likely a year or so. Not to mention the fat Dividends. Of course, here I am 4 months later with nearly 10,000 shares, every week I kept telling myself I was getting a better price than last week. Purchased a 1000 shares here, and 1000 there. And here we are in the Carona Tank, and could have dang near have bought the truck with these loses. Boy, that new F-150 and Bronco sure better be a success.....
#6
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X-Plan can be obtained from some employers and organizations including the Experimental Aircraft Association which costs $40 to join...
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#9
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The original link to the form isn't working, but noticed there was another link farther down in the comments.
I just bought some F stocks. They have really come down recently due to this Covid-19. Bought shares at $4.40 USD each on Wednesday. Could have caught them even lower than that, but think they are low enough, I should be able to 2x, or 3x my investment in a few years.$3.96 has been the recent low price, & wasn't long ago they were in the 10-15 range. Ford should be a safe investment.
I just bought some F stocks. They have really come down recently due to this Covid-19. Bought shares at $4.40 USD each on Wednesday. Could have caught them even lower than that, but think they are low enough, I should be able to 2x, or 3x my investment in a few years.$3.96 has been the recent low price, & wasn't long ago they were in the 10-15 range. Ford should be a safe investment.
Last edited by cdlamb; 04-04-2020 at 03:36 PM.
#10
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How long does one have to have the EAA membership prior to buying a new vehicle?