how long to keep share certificates
Always keep your share certificates as it can be expensive trying to prove that you own them. Most people hold shares in a 'nominee account' in electric form to make sure that they're not damaged or stolen.If the share certificates have been lost or stolen, you can obtain replacement share certificates by completing a Form of Indemnity from the registrar, which holds the share certificate records.f you make any financial gifts, make sure to record them and if you're giving money or assets to your children or other relatives, you must keep the necessary records for a minimum of seven years.