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Thread: How to pick dividend funds

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    How to pick dividend funds

    Hey Guys,

    I'm looking to take my money out of a current mutual fund RBC Canadian Dividend Fund that I've had my money in while I decide what funds to purchase.

    How do you decide which funds to choose, and what weighting I should use to diversify into different sectors.

    I've so far been looking at companies that I know of that have a history of year after year dividend increases. Ie Canadian Banks, Coca-Cola, Intel, Johnson & Johnson etc.

    Just not sure how to determine which ones to choose... I'd love some direction


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    One way is to look at the top holdings of mutual funds. For example, this page shows the top holdings for the fund you already own:
    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe...=18182&cid=RBC Global Asset Management Inc.

    Really, though, I would suggest reading a book on the topic.
    http://canadianmoneyforum.com/showth...-New-Investors


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