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Are there any fees associated with CEFs?
CEFs may charge management fees and other expenses, which can vary by fund. Additionally, when buying or selling shares on the stock exchange, you may incur brokerage commissions.
How do CEFs differ from mutual funds?
Unlike mutual funds, which continuously issue and redeem shares based on demand, CEFs have a fixed number of shares. After the initial offering, shares of a CEF are bought and sold on the open market, which can lead to them trading at a premium or ...
What are the risks associated with CEFs?
Investing in CEFs involves risks similar to those of other securities, including market volatility, interest rate risk, and the risk associated with the underlying assets. Additionally, the possibility of shares trading at a discount to NAV can add ...
Can an IPO be priced above or below the price range?
Usually IPOs are priced within the price range but can be priced above or below the range.
How are CEFs taxed?
The tax implications for CEF investors can vary based on the type of income the fund generates and how the investor holds the fund (e.g., in a taxable account vs. a tax-advantaged account). It's recommended to consult with a tax advisor to understand ...