Payments to mutual fund shareholders of gains realized during the year on securities that the fund has sold at a profit, minus any realized losses.
Payments made to mutual fund shareholders that come from the profits that a fund makes from the sale of its securities.
When a fund sells a stock at a profit, it passes the profit along to shareholders in the form of capital gains. These gains are usually realized annually at the end of the year and are subject to short-term (held 12 months or less) or long-term (held more than 12 months) taxes.
Payments made usually at the end of the year to mutual fund shareholders of gains realized on the sale of securities in the mutual fund portfolio.
Payments to mutual fund shareholders of profits (long-term gains) realised on the sale of the fund's portfolio securities. These distributions may be paid once a year.
Payments (usually annually) to mutual fund shareholders of gains realized on the sale of portfolio securities.
Payments a mutual fund makes to shareholders. These can be dividend distributions, consisting of dividends and interest earned by the fund, or capital gains distributions resulting from profit made on the sale of securities from the portfolio.
payments made to mutual fund shareholders for gains realized through purchases and sales by the mutual fund during the year.
Payments to mutual fund shareholders of net profits realized on the sale of securities within the fund's portfolio.