What is Total Return Index (TRI)?
Total Return Index (TRI) — An index version that assumes dividends are reinvested, giving a truer benchmark for funds than the plain price index.
In simple terms
Funds are now benchmarked to the TRI, which includes dividends.
Why Total Return Index (TRI) matters when you invest
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Total Return Index (TRI) — frequently asked questions
What is Total Return Index (TRI)?
An index version that assumes dividends are reinvested, giving a truer benchmark for funds than the plain price index.
What does Total Return Index (TRI) mean in the stock market?
An index version that assumes dividends are reinvested, giving a truer benchmark for funds than the plain price index. Funds are now benchmarked to the TRI, which includes dividends.
Can you give an example of Total Return Index (TRI)?
Funds are now benchmarked to the TRI, which includes dividends.
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