Is VTSAX a dividend stock?
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Is VTSAX a dividend stock?
VTSAX is not a stock at all — it is an open-end mutual fund. Most stock and bond mutual funds pay an income distribution (commonly quarterly) plus a capital gains distribution near year end, but DiviDrip does not track mutual fund distributions because no data source we read carries them. We show price and net assets only, and make no claim about VTSAX's payouts.
Where can I find VTSAX's distribution history?
The fund family's own website publishes it, and it appears on your brokerage statement and your annual 1099-DIV. Mutual fund tickers are five letters ending in a single X; the five-letter double-XX funds are money market funds, and those DiviDrip does cover in full, including 7-day SEC yields sourced from SEC Form N-MFP.
Where does DiviDrip's dividend data come from?
DiviDrip aggregates data from SEC EDGAR filings, Massive Market Data (for real-time quotes and dividend calendars), and — for money market funds only — Yahoo Finance for 7-day yield and AUM. All 5,350+ tickers are classified into dividend, non-dividend, or money-market categories using automated rules that mirror SEC listing standards.
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