These mutual funds were chosen on the basis that they pay monthly dividends, have had a strong performance for many years and carry a relatively low net expense ratio. The list also provides variety in terms of the types of investments (foreign stocks, domestic stocks, large value companies, etc.) The mutual funds on the list have also all paid out an attractive dividend yield over the last 12 months. Given the fluctuation of dividend payout amounts recently, the company’s dividend yield has been vacilating. Below is the list of six monthly dividend stock mutual funds to buy now, sorted in ascending order by dividend yield...
Centre Global Infrastructure Fund Investor Class (NASDAQ: DHIVX) - This mutual fund invests in attractive infrastructure-related companies from the United States and other developed international economies. Dividend yield ttm: 2.87%. Federated Hermes International Strategic Value Dividend Fund Class A Shares (NASDAQ: IVFAX) is a mutual fund that focuses on large-cap value foreign stocks. Dividend yield ttm: 3.53%. Federated Hermes Global Strategic Value Dividend Fund Class A Shares (NASDAQ: GVDSX) pursues income and long-term capital appreciation by investing primarily in high-dividend-paying stocks of U.S. and non-U.S. companies with dividend growth potential. Dividend yield ttm: 3.66%. Federated Hermes International Strategic Value Dividend Fund Institutional Shares (NASDAQ: IVFIX) invests primarily in high-dividend-paying stocks of international companies with dividend growth potential. Dividend yield ttm: 3.79%. Cullen High Dividend Equity Fund Retail Class (NASDAQ:CHDEX) takes a disciplined, value approach by investing in large-capitalization companies with low price/earnings ratios, high dividend yields and strong prospects for long-term earnings and dividend growth. Federated Hermes Strategic Value Dividend Fund Institutional Shares (NASDAQ: SVAIX) aims to achieve income for its investors and long-term capital appreciation. Dividend yield ttm: 14.13%. Dividend yield ttm: 7.28%.
Source: Dividend Investor
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