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After Tax Returns for Funds

Carl Reid shared this idea 6 years ago
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I think this is pretty straightforward. haven't heard this too many times. Requested by Cladis Advisory ($6500)

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"I’m not sure how Morningstar calculates their return, but some important functionality might include the ability to select different tax rates, which I don’t think you can do on Morningstar. Including all possible (US) tax rates would also eliminate the need to adjust between qualified/ordinary dividends. However, this may break down a bit when showcasing mutual funds that pay both qualified and ordinary dividends." from Cladis

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Requested by Brendan Ward at Lord Abbett $97.5k

"Is there a way on Y charts to show after-tax/tax-adjusted returns for a fund and to compare funds on this metric? I know morningstar has a tab that allows you to compare this for the YTD, 1, 3, 5, 10 year period. Wasn’t sure if Ycharts had a similar metric and if Cumulative tax adjusted return was possible to be shown?

Thought this could create a nice story when talking about some of our muni bond funds relative to taxable bond funds or ETF’s."

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Requested by Derek Cinquemani at Lord Abbett $97.5k

Based on the current rate environment LA is making a huge push in the muni space, and one of their major selling points is after tax returns versus taxable bond funds. They are currently using M* in their meetings to display this data.

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Requested by ETF Team at John Hancock $124k

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Clint Heisler - $2400 - Northwestern Mutual - Churning because we don't have this and M* does.

https://app.futuresimple.com/sales/deals/76210872

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