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The following figure illustrates a one year gross of expense return using the Annual Ratio methodology. For simplicity, the example is based on monthly NAVs. Distributions are not included. Note that the annual ratio is assumed to be 2.25% for the first half of the year and then changes to 1.75% starting in July. Also note that this represents a monthly accrual method (monthly versus daily accrual processing is described later in this document). Image Removed

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 The expense adjustment (reinvestment of the monthly accrual) occurs at each month end.

The example in the following figure ignores distributions for purposes of simplicity. Had there been a distribution during the month, its affect is recognized in the next (and subsequent) day's daily accrual.

For example, if a short term cap gain distribution was reinvested on January 15th, the end of day shares are increased by the amount of the reinvest shares. That share balance is used on January 16th when calculating the daily accrual.

Example of a 1 Month Gross Return using the Daily Accrual MethodImage Modified
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