Funds Beginner:
Earnings from Mutual Funds
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1.
The number of mutual fund shares that investors own determines how much of a dividend is passed on to them.
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True
False
True. Dividend payments vary according to number of shares owned.
2.
A return of capital is a type of what?
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Earning
Income
Mutual fund share
None of the above
None of the above. Returns of capital are merely your own money returned to you.
3.
Which of the following is not a dividend?
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The sale of a mutual fund share
An ordinary dividend
Interest paid by the fund's securities and passed to the shareholders
A capital gain dividend
The sale of a mutual fund share. When individual shareholders sell their shares, these shares are not dividends.
4.
A mutual fund may assume that you want a dividend reinvestment plan when you open an account.
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True
False
True. Reinvestment may be a default if you do not select an option.
5.
A mutual fund with a 5 percent total return and a 7 percent dividend yield will have _______ 2 percentage points in its net asset value.
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Gained
Lost
Neither gained nor lost
Lost. Total return – yield = net asset value. In this example, net asset value has dropped.
6.
You earn capital gains from your mutual fund shares when you sell them for a profit.
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True
False
True. Capital gains result from selling your assets that have risen in value.
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