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Friday March 25, 04:27
Exchange Funds
(by Julia Jenson)

Exchange funds allow investors a tax-free means to diversify a low-cost-basis and/or restricted stock position. Exchange funds allow investors to pool their low-cost-basis stocks in a fund.

In exchange for contributing their stock to the fund, each investor owns a pro-rata share of the fund. After a set period of time - generally seven years - investors can redeem their interest in the fund. They will receive a non-taxable distribution of a diversified pool of stock from the fund’s portfolio. The value of this distribution is equal to the net asset value of their pro-rata interest in the fund at the time of the distribution.

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