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Originally Posted by hellbender
I note this morning that Vanguard is declaring two dividends for it's bond funds . . . . the normal monthly dividend for Dec and a separate "baby" dividend payable at the end of January. I have never seen this before. Can someone explain? Thanks.
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I think this can happen if they find out that the actual capital gains and dividends for the year were slightly different than what they assumed, and they have to make another small distribution to account for the difference.
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