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$10,000 in VNQ Dividends Can Qualify for a 20 Percent Deduction. Three Rules Decide How Much You Can Claim

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Picture a retiree who wants $10,000 a year from the Vanguard Real Estate ETF (NYSEARCA:VNQ). The fund’s annualized forward distribution is $3.2184 per share, and the share price is $90.95. At those figures, it takes 3,107.10 shares, which is a $282,594 position. That is a forward estimate based on the current rate. Actual payments are a separa

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