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The First Trust California Municipal High Income ETF (FCAL) primarily aims to generate an income stream that is exempt from both regular federal and California state income taxes. A secondary objective of the fund is to seek long-term growth in capital. Typically, the ETF pursues these goals by allocating a minimum of 80% of its total assets (including any borrowed funds) to municipal debt securities. The interest payments from these securities are specifically free from federal and California income taxation, and they are collectively known as "Municipal Securities."
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FAQ
What is First Trust California Municipal High Income stock price today?▼
The current price of FCAL is $49.49 USD — it has decreased by -0.03% in the past 24 hours. Watch First Trust California Municipal High Income stock price performance more closely on the chart.
What is First Trust California Municipal High Income stock ticker?▼
Depending on the exchange, the stock ticker may vary. For instance, on exchange First Trust California Municipal High Income stocks are traded under the ticker FCAL.
Is First Trust California Municipal High Income stock price growing?▼
FCAL stock has fallen by -0.03% compared to the previous week, the month change is a +0.83% rise, over the last year First Trust California Municipal High Income has showed a +3.19% increase.
Does First Trust California Municipal High Income pay dividends?▼
Yes, FCAL dividends are paid monthly. The last dividend per share was 0.14 USD. As of today, Dividend Yield (FWD)% is 3.47%.
In which sector is First Trust California Municipal High Income located?▼
First Trust California Municipal High Income operates in the Other sector.
When did First Trust California Municipal High Income complete a stock split?▼
First Trust California Municipal High Income has not had any recent stock splits.