Generally speaking, fund dividends are a part of the fund's income in the form of cash to the holders. Fund dividends are the total assets of sub-funds. Simply put, it is the process of redistributing the money originally from investors to investors, from left hand to right hand. So, what are the conditions for fund dividends?

What are the conditions for fund dividends?

1 the fund has distributable income after the current year's income makes up for the previous year's loss.

After the distribution of fund income, the unit net value shall not be lower than the face value.

③ There was no net loss on the fund investment in this period.

If the above conditions are not met, there is no way for the fund company to carry out dividend operation. What investors need to know is that a fund cannot be judged by whether it pays dividends or how much it pays dividends. At present, only some domestic ETF index funds with high dividend yield can pay dividends.