Dividend income, capital gains distributions, and changes in the fund's share price are all sources of returns for a mutual fund investor.

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Dividend income is earned from the dividends paid by the stocks within the mutual fund, capital gains distributions come from the profits made by the fund from selling investments that have increased in value, and changes in the fund's share price (net asset value) reflect the overall performance of the investments within the fund, all contributing to the total returns for an investor.

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