Dividend Yield Mutual Fund

A Dividend Yield Fund (also called Dividend Yield Mutual Fund) is a type of equity-oriented mutual fund that primarily invests in stocks of companies with a strong history of paying dividends. The objective is to provide investors with regular income (via dividends from underlying stocks) and potential capital appreciation over the long term. These funds focus on companies with relatively high dividend yields compared to the broader market.

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Income-Focused Strategy – Invests in companies paying consistent dividends
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Dual Benefit – Potentially earns both dividends (income) and capital appreciation.
Resilient
Lower Downside Volatility – Dividend-paying companies are often financially stable, helping moderate risk.
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Flexible Options – Offers Growth or IDCW (income distribution) plans depending on investor preference.

STCG

Holding Period ≤ 12 months, 20% Tax on Gain

LTCG

Holding Period > 12 months, 12.5% Tax on Gain

Dividends Tax

1.25 Lakh on LTCG in financial year

Exemption Limit

1.25 Lakh on LTCG in financial year

Indexation

No Indexation

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Dividend Yield Stocks Equity
65%
Other
35%
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An exit load of 1% is generally applicable if units are redeemed within 12 months. However, the exact structure may vary based on the specific scheme
Riskometer Very High

Mutual Fund Investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully before investing. Past performance is not indicative of future performance.