HSBC FTSE all world index

Matt_22

Does anyone know the dividence payment for this fund? I believe by looking it 1.62%?

masonic

Are you asking for a prediction of future dividends or information about past dividends?

Matt_22

Sorry I didn't realise I can change every year?

eskbanker

The history is listed at sites such as:

https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factsheet-data/factsheet/GB00BMJJJF91-HSBC-FTSE-All-World-Index-Fund-C-Acc/dividends
https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factsheet-data/factsheet/GB00BMJJJG09-HSBC-FTSE-All-World-Index-Fund-C-Inc/dividends

masonic

Matt_22 said:

Sorry I didn't realise I can change every year?

It changes every day and is dependent on the current share price and earnings of the companies making up the index. Suggest a bit more research is needed if this is unfamiliar to you. Most people would not invest in a fund like this if they had a focus on income.

Matt_22

I'll have a look
 It wouldn't be for income it would be for long term growth. I have a lot in tech funds. No dividence but high growth so far. I want to rebalance my portfolio abit. Thanks

eskbanker

Matt_22 said:

I'll have a look
 It wouldn't be for income it would be for long term growth. I have a lot in tech funds. No dividence but high growth so far. I want to rebalance my portfolio abit. Thanks

Does your interest in dividends signify that your holdings aren't within tax wrappers such as ISA or pension, which will generally be worth using where possible, especially for long term growth?

Qyburn

eskbanker said:

The history is listed at sites such as:

https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factsheet-data/factsheet/GB00BMJJJF91-HSBC-FTSE-All-World-Index-Fund-C-Acc/dividends

How does that work, dividends from an "Acc" fund?

masonic

Qyburn said:

eskbanker said:

The history is listed at sites such as:

https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factsheet-data/factsheet/GB00BMJJJF91-HSBC-FTSE-All-World-Index-Fund-C-Acc/dividends

How does that work, dividends from an "Acc" fund?

Just because it is an Acc fund, does not mean it doesn't pay out taxable dividends in the eyes of HMRC, which must be declared. That they are reinvested within the fund matters not.

eskbanker

masonic said:

Qyburn said:

eskbanker said:

The history is listed at sites such as:

https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factsheet-data/factsheet/GB00BMJJJF91-HSBC-FTSE-All-World-Index-Fund-C-Acc/dividends

How does that work, dividends from an "Acc" fund?

Just because it is an Acc fund, does not mean it doesn't pay out taxable dividends in the eyes of HMRC, which must be declared. That they are reinvested within the fund matters not.

....unless within a tax wrapper of course, hence the earlier comment!

masonic

eskbanker said:

masonic said:

Qyburn said:

eskbanker said:

The history is listed at sites such as:

https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factsheet-data/factsheet/GB00BMJJJF91-HSBC-FTSE-All-World-Index-Fund-C-Acc/dividends

How does that work, dividends from an "Acc" fund?

Just because it is an Acc fund, does not mean it doesn't pay out taxable dividends in the eyes of HMRC, which must be declared. That they are reinvested within the fund matters not.

....unless within a tax wrapper of course, hence the earlier comment!

Indeed, but there will always be some investors who will need this information.