Fund dividends mean that the fund distributes part of its income to fund investors in cash. This part of the income is originally part of the net value of the fund unit.

Fund income distribution is commonly known as "fund dividends".

Generally speaking, there are three ways to distribute fund income - 1. No dividends.

It means that the fund does not distribute income, and the distributable income is included in the principal for reinvestment, which is reflected in the increase in the net asset value of the fund unit.

2. Dividends will be distributed on time.

Refers to the fund's income distribution policy that will distribute income when the fund meets the income distribution conditions stipulated in the fund contract.

3. Regular dividends.

It refers to the fund distribution policy for the fund to distribute income at the time specified in the fund contract. If the distribution conditions are met, the income will be distributed.