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Historic dividend yield for MAN GLG UK INCOME PROFESSIONAL CLASS - INCOME (GBP)
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neildt said:Further to above, looking at the Dividend tab on this link https://www.trustnet.com/factsheets/o/zj86/man-glg-uk-income I can see that the declared dividend amounts are as follows
Dividend Type Dividend Amount Ex Dividend Date Payment Date Tax Indicator Final 0.040 02/03/2020 31/03/2020 No Tax Interim 0.011 03/02/2020 28/02/2020 No Tax
For this fund, do they have 11 monthly 'Interim' dividends with one final dividend paid 31st March 2020.
I'm trying to work out how my dividend payment on 31st March 2020 of £14.70 was calculated. I calculated that I had 852.769 units in this fund before the ex-dividend date of 02/03/2020.You are looking at the wrong Class. The Class C Acc fund is returning 0.04 in (reinvested) dividends. The Inc fund is class D with a dividend of £0.017/unit. The C class price is £2.257 and the D class £0.9385, so you arent losing out.14.7/852.769=0.01720 -
I did look at this income fund as part of my Father's portfolio but in the end we went for two Troy Trojan UK Equity Income Funds - the Trojan O Income Fund and also the Troy Income & Growth Investment Trust.1
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Looking at Trustnet I see that the current yield on the D Inc fund is 7.5%, so that fund would seem to be a really good buy for an Income Portfolio at this time - that is if that level of dividend can be sustained!Linton said:neildt said:Further to above, looking at the Dividend tab on this link https://www.trustnet.com/factsheets/o/zj86/man-glg-uk-income I can see that the declared dividend amounts are as followsDividend Type Dividend Amount Ex Dividend Date Payment Date Tax Indicator Final 0.040 02/03/2020 31/03/2020 No Tax Interim 0.011 03/02/2020 28/02/2020 No Tax
For this fund, do they have 11 monthly 'Interim' dividends with one final dividend paid 31st March 2020.
I'm trying to work out how my dividend payment on 31st March 2020 of £14.70 was calculated. I calculated that I had 852.769 units in this fund before the ex-dividend date of 02/03/2020.The Inc fund is class D with a dividend of £0.017/unit.
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