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| Subject: Re: Vanguard Talk on Bond Fund NAVs | Date: 6/10/2004 1:54 PM | |
| Author: AcmeFool | Number: 10277 of 34984 | |
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How do you tell Vanguard, for example, that you just want to take dividends from a bond fund? I thought you would have to sell shares of the bond fund at NAV to get a distribution. Most (all?) bond funds distribute their dividends on a regular schedule -- monthly, quarterly, etc. You have the option of taking the distribution in cash or reinvesting in additional shares. In the article, they are talking about these distributions, not a sale of existing shares. ACME |
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