Cash-on-Cash Yield

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Definition of 'Cash-on-Cash Yield'

A comparative measure using the total amount of distributions paid upon an income trust divided by its market value.
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Investopedia explains 'Cash-on-Cash Yield'

This is a measurement technique used to compare different unit trusts. It is important to remember that the yield takes into account the "return on" and "return of" capital.

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