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I’m looking for stocks that pay high dividends, particularly a dividend in excess of 15% (I’ve had them as high as 24%, so I know they exist). Of course, I want this dividend to be paid from profit, instead of the business taking out a loan for it.

I am not interested in buying a stock with the intention of selling it. My interest is income, regular and steady income. I want to buy the stock, and be able to retire on the dividends… with enough shares, that is.

Got any ideas?

I have basically two sets of questions:

1)
Everybody talks about investing money in Mutual Funds. Suppose, you want to invest some money in Mutual Funds (CLOSE ENDED for 3 years say) (say in HDFC Tax saving Mutual Fund).

- How you will be paid your return after 3 years ?

- Does the Mutual Fund company AUTOMATICALLY send your profit (if any) by check to your home address ?

- who pays the return (profit) ? I am confused, how one will get the return (profit) ?

2)

Now suppose, you want to invest some money in another Mutual Fund (OPEN ENDED i.e you can withdraw money at any time…right ?) . Now, say you want to discontinue after 3 Months.

- what do you have to do ? I have read that you have to “sell the Mutual Fund” ….but selling to whom ? how do I get the customer to sell?

- is it necessary to sell ?

- if I dont sell but want to withdraw what will happen ?

very much confused.

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I also have other questions…..

Which is better way to invest?

(1) with dividend or without dividend ?
(2) close ended or open ended ?

I have also read a fact , that suppose you invest some money in a mutual fund company. But is the mutual fund company is doing badly and the fund is constantly dropping in value….that means, you are not getting any profit…right ? your money is gone….correct ?