Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc (GB00B6R1VR15.LSE) dividends are paid semi-annual. The latest dividend per share was £0.02 with an ex date of May 01, 2026 and a payment date of N/A. The next dividend per share will be £0.02 with an ex date of May 01, 2026 and a payment date of N/A. The curreny dividend yield of Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc (GB00B6R1VR15.LSE) is 0.79%.
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How much dividend does Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc pay?▼
Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc pays an annual dividend of £0.03 per share, with a dividend yield of 0.79%.
What is the dividend yield of Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc?▼
The current dividend yield of Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc is 0.79%.
When does Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc pay dividends?▼
Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc pays dividends semi-annual. The next payment is expected on May 01, 2026.
When is the next dividend from Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc?▼
The next dividend payment from Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc is estimated for May 01, 2026.
How safe is the dividend of Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc?▼
Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc paid dividend every year within the last 11 years.
What is the dividend of Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc?▼
Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc currently pays a dividend of £0.02 per share.
When did I have to buy the shares of Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc to receive the previous dividend?▼
To receive the previous dividend from Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc, you needed to own the shares before the ex-dividend date of November 03, 2025.
What was the dividend of Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc in 2025?▼
In 2025, Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc paid a total dividend of £0.03 per share.
In which currency does Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc distribute the dividend?▼
Jupiter Fund of Investment Trusts I Acc distributes its dividends in GBP.
Where can I find more information on dividend safety?▼
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