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Do unitholders receive the full distribution amount even if they held their Fund units only part of the year?

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Do unitholders receive the full distribution amount even if they held their Fund units only part of the year?

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Regardless of the time of year chosen to invest in National Bank Mutual Fund units, all unitholders of record on the immediately preceding distribution date will each receive a portion of the full amount of distributions which is proportional to the number of units they individually hold. Investing near year-end in a Fund that makes capital gains distributions can mean having to pay taxes on income realized before the investment date.

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