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Is a split-share corporation more than the sum of its parts?
Source: The Globe and Mail
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The article examines Dividend 15 Split Corp.'s (DFN) $0.10 monthly distribution, which implies an approximately 14% annualized yield at the current share price, and questions the sustainability and source of that payout within a TFSA. It also flags recent large fluctuations in the fund's net asset value, highlighting structural and capital-risk considerations for prospective investors rather than reporting a new corporate development.
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