The Fund That Pays a Monthly Income and Yields 4.7%

The Fund That Pays a Monthly Income and Yields 4.7% By Nick Sudbury Income investors who rely to a large extent on the money generated from their portfolio would want to achieve a regular stream of receipts that they could use to meet their normal outgoings. The easiest way to do this would be to invest in funds that pay a monthly income. A good example is Premier Multi-Asset Monthly Income, which operates in the Investment Association's Mixed Investment 20%-60% Shares Sector and has an exceptional record. Over the last five years it has generated a total return of 64.9%, which puts it in sixth place out of the 140 funds. It also has one of the highest historic yields of 4.7%. The £549m fund aims to provide a high level of income by investing in externally managed funds as well as individual shares and bonds. 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