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June 20, 2016 By iSensey

How to Find All Deposits Made to COL Financial – FUNDING HISTORY

Forgot to track the deposits you made to your COL account? Follow these steps to get your funding history straight from your COL Financial stock trading portal.

Find deposits to COL Financial

When you fund your COL account online, via cashier, or over the counter deposit, the following day you will get an “Acknowledgment Receipt” in your registered email.

The receipt will show the NET amount freshly added to your stock trading account (gross amount less bank transaction fee).

You can file all these emailed acknowledgment receipts for your future reference. You can also create an Excel file and jot down all funding made like this:

Funding History for COL Account

The first cash was deposited via COL cashier so there is no charge. The “P10” charges are fundings made from BDO online to COL account. While the “P5” charge is online funding using BPI and transferring to COL.

Here is how to deposit money to your COL account via BDO internet banking, or this one online funding via BPI.

But what if you miss one acknowledgment receipt? Example: you mistakenly delete all emails including the funding confirmation from COL Financial? Where do you check on COL dashboard to see all the deposits made to your account with them?

It’s actually really easy. Here are the steps to track your COL deposit history:

  1. Login to your COL Financial account.
  2. Go to TRADE >>> PORTOFOLIO.
  3. Click the “View Monthly Account Ledger (historical)”

Account Ledger COL Financial4. Select the month you want to check, then click “SEARCH”. In our example let’s view all deposits made to COL for the month of JUNE 2016.

COL account monthly ledger5. The historical ledger for your selected month will load. Now look for entries “Additional deposit made directly to..” That’s the data you need. 🙂

Find all deposit made to COL account

Hope this helps you in keeping track of your stock investment deposit records.

You can also use this if you want to keep track of all your stock shares buying and selling activities.

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Filed Under: COL Financial Inc, Stock Market Tagged With: COL Deposit History, COL Funding, COL Ledger, COL Monthly Ledger, COL Record Keeping

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  1. Will Gab says

    July 27, 2017 at 2:19 pm

    It doesn’t show yearly ledger.

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