What is a Registered Shareholder versus a Beneficial or Street Name Shareholder? Who can answer questions about share ownership?
Beneficial Shareholders are investors who hold shares through a broker and should address all communications to their broker. Registered Shareholders are Investors who hold shares in their name through our transfer agent, The Bank of New York and can contact Safeco’s transfer agent by Internet, telephone or mail. The Bank of New York can assist with address changes, dividend payments, year-end tax statements, share transfers, stock certificate issues and other account services. Inquiries should be directed as follows: Internet: Registered Shareholders can select the option for Individual Account Access to access their shareholder account from The Bank of New York Web site. Following are a list of functions available to Safeco shareholder that can be performed at their convenience: • Change of address • Electronic Delivery of annual meeting materials • View and print current year tax statements (1099 – DIV) Telephone: Registered Shareholders can contact The Bank of New York via phone Mo
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