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What is the Difference between yield and Return?

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What is the Difference between yield and Return?

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Do not confuse the two terms. Return is sometimes called total return. The formula for total return (ignoring any taxes paid on gains and income during the holding period) is: TR= ((Ending Market Value) / (Beginning Market Value))-1 Yield is a very different number; it is prospective not retrospective. It is a measure of income not capital gains. It is usually associated with debt not equity. For instance, the yield quoted on a bond will almost never be the same as the total return realized after the bond matures or is sold.

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