There are certain standards for fund dividends: the money earned by the fund can make up for the money lost in the previous period, and the net value of the fund after dividends is not lower than the face value, which means that the premise of fund dividends is that the fund makes money.
In the case of compliance, the fund manager can distribute part of the money earned to investors; In fact, the fund dividend is to artificially reduce the net value of the fund, and then attract everyone to apply for the fund, so that the scale of the fund can be expanded, and the management fee is not a small income.
It's a good thing that the fund pays dividends, but not everyone can get the money. Three dates need to be mentioned here, namely, the right registration date, the ex-dividend date and the dividend payment date.
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